high temperature engineering thermoplastic. It is an excellent material for a wide spectrum of applications where thermal, chemical, and combustion properties are critical to performance. Especially significant in this regard is PEEK’s ability to retain its flexural and tensile properties at very high temperatures in excess of 250°C (482°F). The addition of glass fiber or carbon fiber reinforcements enhances the mechanical and thermal properties of the basic PEEK material.
index | unit | value |
Density | g/m3 | 1.32 |
Hardness | shore D | 85 |
Modulus of elasticity (tensile test) | mpa | 4480 |
Tensile strength at yield | mpa | 110 |
Elongation at yield | % | 4.9 |
Elongation at break | % | 40 |
Flexural strength | mpa | 170 |
Modulus of elasticity (flexural test) | mpa | 4136 |
Compression strength | mpa | 120 |
Notched impact strength (Izod) | ft-lbs/in | 0.95 |
Rockwell hardness | – | 99 |
Coefficient of friction | – | 0.18 |
Melting temperature | °C | 333 |
Deflection temperature | °C | 160 |
Service temperature | °C | 248 |
Thermal expansion (CLTE) | in/in/°F | 2.6*10-5 |
Thermal conductivity | BTU-in/hr-ft2-°F | 1.7 |
Specific surface resistivity | Ω/square | 1.0*1016 |
Volume resistivity | Ω*cm | 4.9*1016 |
Dielectric strength | V/mil | 190 |
Moisture absorption | % | 0.5 |
Moisture absorption | % | 0.5 |
Flammability (UL94) | % | V-0 |