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PP = Polypropylene
PE = Polyethylene
LDPE = Low Density Polyethylene
MDPE = Medium Density Polyethylene
HDPE = High Density Polyethylene
PTFE = Polytetrafluoroethylene
PBT = Polybutylene Terephthalate
PET = Polyester
N = Nylon
Definitions for Thermal Characteristics:
- HDT - Heat Deflection Temperature - The temperature of the medium at which a deflection of 0.25 mm is noted in a sample bar when subjected under pressure, 66 PSI.
- Vicat Softening Temperature - The temperature at which a flat-ended needle of 1-mm2 circular cross section will penetrate a thermoplastic specimen to a depth of 1 mm under a specified load using a selected uniform rate of temperature rise.
- Melting Temperature - The temperature at which the material starts to loose its flexible thermoplastic properties and begins to permit viscous flow readily.
- Glass Transition Temperature - The temperature at which the molecular structure becomes restricted which causes the material to become hard and brittle. It is the temperature at which the thermoplastic behaves like a flexible material rather than a crystalline or glassy material at lower temperatures.
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Electrical Conductivity
Most plastics do not permit the flow of electric current and are, therefore, considered to be nonconductive.
Disclaimer:
The nominal information reported in this document was obtained from various manufacturers resin brochures, polymer processing books, and various internet websites.
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