PIERANTONI FULVIO

Form: Granule; Compositon: 20%, 30%, Up To 50% Carbon Reinforced PEEK; Feature: Standard Viscosity; Application: Extrusion & Injection Moulding.

Form: Granule; Feature: The surface resistivity is uniform and controllable to meet the conventional requirements of 105-8 Ω/m2.; Application: Extrusion. Different formulas may be provided based on to different application requirements.

ARKPEEK-GF30: 30% Glass Fiber + 70% PEEK Glass filled PEEK exhibits increased mechanical strength and high rigidity. improved creep strength and dimensional stability are achieved by this glass filled PEEK. These properties make this material suitable for use in parts which are exposed to high static loads over long periods in high temperature onditions. This is a special 30% glass filled PEEK modification that PEEKChina manufactures under the name PEEK GF30 natural. In comparison to unfilled PEEK, this glass fibre reinforced material exhibits increased mechanical strength and high rigidity. Furthermore, improved creep strength and dimensional stability are achieved by this glass filled PEEK. These properties make this material suitable for use in parts which are exposed to high static loads over long periods in high temperature conditions. As glass fibres tend in some cases to have a marked abrasive effect on mating surfaces.

GMY Master Polymer In the polymer industry, we produce masterbatch at rates ranging from 20% to 60% based on customer demand. The substance that is used to produce black masterbatch, which has a structure known as paracrystalline or semi-crystalline, where carbon cannot fully crystallize, is referred to as carbon black. It is obtained in the form of soot through the incomplete combustion of various materials, ranging from heavy petroleum products to agricultural oils. Carbon black is utilized in several industries. For instance, food manufacturers use carbon black (E152) extracted from agricultural sources as a coloring additive. Its excellent conductivity properties make it suitable for use in the electrical industry. The car wheel industry relies heavily on carbon black for its reinforcing effect on rubber.