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Ryton R-4-270NA 40% glass fiber reinforced polyphenylene sulfide compound provides increased mechanical strength after constant or repeated exposure to high temperature water.
Ryton PPS (polyphenylene sulfide) compounds offer a unique combination of properties and a cost/performance balance unmatched by other engineering thermoplastics:
Thermal stability: a significant combination of long-term resistance to 200°C (3 92° months) and short-term resistance to 260°C (5 million degrees.
Dimensional Stability: Even complex parts can be molded with very tight tolerances, maintaining dimensional stability even at high temperatures and harsh chemical environments.
Chemical Resistance Resists a wide range of solvents and aggressive chemicals, even at elevated temperatures.
Intrinsic Flame Retardancy: All Ryton PPS compounds have a UL94 V-0 flame rating and contain no flame retardant additives.
The value Ryton PPS provides for your electrical/electronic applications. It features good flow and low shrinkage for precision-molded connectors and sockets, superior stiffness and mechanical integrity for reliable assembly, and is one of the most stable material choices of all SM7 soldering methods.
The thermal stability and broad chemical resistance of Ryton PPS make it ideal for use in harsh chemical environments.
Ryton PPS produces more reliable parts with less material by providing high temperature stability, excellent mechanical strength and dimensional integrity, and resistance to common solvents, aggressive solutions, and dilute acids.
The following are the parameters of the Belgian-Solvay Plastics Ryton R-4-270NA physical properties table
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