List of Heat-Resistant Resins: Characteristics and Applications of Resins Resistant to High-Temperature Environments

Introduction

Heat-resistant resins are plastic materials that maintain their physical properties in high-temperature environments and are resistant to deformation and degradation. They are widely used in fields such as electronic components, aerospace, medical equipment, and automobiles. This column introduces the types and characteristics of typical heat-resistant resins.

polyimide (PI)

– Heat resistance: 300°C or higher

– Features: Extremely high heat resistance, chemical resistance, excellent mechanical properties.

– Applications: electronic substrates, aerospace components, heat resistant wire coatings.

polyphenylene sulfide (PPS)

– heat resistance temperature: approx. 260°C

– features: high heat resistance, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength.

– Applications: automotive parts, electrical and electronic parts, pump parts.

polyetheretherketone (PEEK)

– heat resistance temperature: approx. 250°C

– features: high heat resistance and chemical resistance, also excellent mechanical strength.

– Applications: Medical equipment, aerospace parts, semiconductor manufacturing equipment parts.

polyetherimide (PEI)

– heat resistance temperature: approx. 200°C

– features: high rigidity and flame resistance, excellent electrical insulation properties.

– Applications: electrical and electronic components, aircraft interior materials.

liquid crystal polymer (LCP)

– heat resistance temperature: approx. 280°C

– features: high dimensional stability, excellent heat and chemical resistance.

– Applications: Connectors, electronic components.

fluoropolymers (PTFE, PFA, FEP)

– Heat resistance temperature: approx. 260°C (depending on type)

– Features: excellent heat and chemical resistance, non-adhesiveness.

– Applications: chemical equipment parts, heat-resistant seals, insulating materials.

silicone resin

– Heat resistance temperature: approx. 250°C

– Features: Excellent heat resistance, weather resistance, and electrical insulation.

– Applications: Heat-resistant sealing materials, electrical parts, medical equipment.

Conclusion

Heat-resistant resins can improve durability and safety by selecting the appropriate resin for the operating environment and application. In particular, these resins play an important role in industries that require use in high-temperature environments.

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