Engineering Plastic
Engineering plastic is widely used in automotive parts, electronic appliances, mechanical equipment, medical equipment and other fields, such as automotive engine peripheral parts, electronic connectors, gear bearings, etc. Through modification technology (such as fiber reinforcement, alloying, etc.), its performance can be further improved to meet special application requirements.
POM
POM (Polyoxymethylene) is a high-crystalline engineering plastic known as “super steel”. It offers outstanding mechanical strength, wear resistance and dimensional stability, along with excellent fatigue and chemical resistance.
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PA
PA (Polyamide), commonly known as nylon, is an engineering plastic with excellent comprehensive properties. It features high strength, toughness, wear resistance and chemical corrosion resistance, along with good self-lubrication and processability.
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PC
PC (Polycarbonate) is a high-performance transparent engineering plastic, renowned as “transparent metal”. It features exceptional impact resistance (250 times stronger than glass), outstanding heat resistance (-60°C to 120°C) and light transmittance (up to 90%).
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PEEK
PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) is the premium high-performance engineering plastic, acclaimed as the “king of plastics”. It exhibits exceptional heat resistance (continuous use at 260°C), mechanical strength and chemical stability, along with self-extinguishing and radiation-resistant properties.
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PSU
PSU material (polysulfone) is a high-performance thermoplastic engineering plastic with excellent high-temperature resistance, mechanical strength, and chemical stability, widely used in medical, electronic, and automotive industries.
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PPO
PPO material (polyphenylene oxide) is a high-performance engineering plastic known for its excellent heat resistance, dimensional stability, and electrical insulation properties, widely used in electronics, automotive, and industrial components.
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PET
PET material (polyethylene terephthalate) is a thermoplastic polyester known for its excellent mechanical strength, transparency, and chemical resistance, widely used in packaging (e.g., beverage bottles), fibers (e.g., polyester), and engineering plastics.
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LCP
LCP material (liquid crystal polymer) is a high-performance specialty engineering plastic known for its excellent heat resistance, dimensional stability, mechanical strength, and flame retardancy. It is widely used in electronics (e.g., connectors, coil bobbins), precision instruments, and aerospace applications.
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PPS
PPS material (polyphenylene sulfide) is a high-performance thermoplastic engineering plastic renowned for its exceptional heat resistance (continuous use up to 220°C), chemical corrosion resistance, flame retardancy, and dimensional stability.
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PBT
PBT material (polybutylene terephthalate) is a semi-crystalline thermoplastic polyester known for its excellent mechanical strength, fatigue resistance, electrical insulation properties, and chemical resistance.
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PES
PES material (polyethersulfone) is a high-performance specialty engineering plastic renowned for its outstanding heat resistance (continuous use up to 180°C), mechanical strength, transparency and hydrolysis stability.
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PI
PI material (polyimide) is an ultra-high-performance specialty engineering plastic known for its exceptional heat resistance (continuous service above 260°C), mechanical strength, radiation resistance and electrical insulation properties.
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General Plastics
ABS
PP
PE
PMMA
PVC
PS
Rubber Material
PU
IIR
FKM
TPU
NR
VMQ
CR
EPDM
SBR
NBR
TPE
Metal Material
Aluminum
Copper
Carbon
Special Alloy
Stainless Steel
Material Modification
Through methods such as formula optimization, process adjustment, and functional filling, plastic and rubber material modification can significantly enhance key performance indicators such as mechanical properties, weather resistance, wear resistance, and flame retardancy, while reducing costs and expanding application scenarios.
Kehui Mold possesses extensive expertise in this field, mastering advanced modification techniques and a mature formulation system. From demand analysis and material selection to performance testing, we provide end-to-end customized solutions. We have successfully served industries such as automotive, electronics, medical, and industrial components, enabling product upgrades. Our full-chain technical services cover material selection, formulation development, and mass production support.
FAQ Of Engineering Plastic
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How to address processing challenges with engineering plastic?
Engineering plastics may present issues like high shrinkage, moisture absorption, or thermal degradation during processing. We recommend:
- Strict drying procedures (e.g., PA requires drying at 80°C for 4+ hours)
- Optimized processing parameters (adjusting injection temperature, pressure, and cooling time)
- Modified grades (e.g., glass-fiber-reinforced PA significantly improves molding stability)
How can engineering plastic be used more sustainably?
We offer multiple eco-friendly solutions:
- Recycled engineering plastics: Reduce carbon footprint through recycling
- Bio-based materials: e.g., PA56 derived from renewable plant sources
- Long-life design: Extend product lifespan through material modifications
What is the Advantages of Engineering Plastic?
Engineering plastics excel in three key aspects:
- Heat resistance: Can operate continuously at 100-150°C (e.g. PA66 withstands up to 180°C)
- Mechanical strength: 3-5 times better impact resistance and wear resistance
- Dimensional stability: Less than 1% deformation under temperature fluctuations
Ideal for harsh environments like automotive engine components and electronic connectors. Though 30-50% more expensive, they can extend service life by 3x+.