High performance thermoplastic PAEK polymer micro-granules for injection and compression moulding and extrusion. Suitable for dynamic sealing applications at very low temperatures. Colour: Green.

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Material Properties
Physical	Nominal Value	Unit	Test Method
Density (Crystalline)	1.40	g/cm³	ISO 1183
Spiral Flow¹	9.10	cm	Internal Method
Molding Shrinkage²			ISO 294-4
Across Flow	1.5	%
Flow	1.1	%
Mechanical	Nominal Value	Unit	Test Method
Tensile Stress			ISO 527-2
Yield, -196°C	140	MPa
Yield, 23°C	75.0	MPa
Tensile Strain			ISO 527-2
Break, -196°C	4.0	%
Break, 23°C	41	%
Flexural Modulus			ISO 178
-196°C	5000	MPa
23°C	3300	MPa
Flexural Stress			ISO 178
-196°C	359	MPa
23°C	132	MPa
Compressive Modulus (-196°C)	5400	MPa	ISO 604
Compressive Stress (-196°C)	250	MPa	ISO 604
Impact	Nominal Value	Unit	Test Method
Notched Izod Impact Strength (23°C)	9.0	kJ/m²	ISO 180/A
Hardness	Nominal Value	Unit	Test Method
Shore Hardness (Shore D, 23°C)	80.0		ISO 868
Thermal	Nominal Value	Unit	Test Method
Glass Transition Temperature			ISO 11357-2
Onset	143	°C
Midpoint	150	°C
Melting Temperature	343	°C	ISO 11357-3
CLTE - Average
-165°C	42	ppm/K	DIN 51909
23°C	48	ppm/K	ISO 11359-2
Thermal Conductivity			ISO 22007-4
-165°C	0.15	W/m/K
23°C	0.25	W/m/K

Typical Processing Information
Injection	Nominal Value	Unit
Drying Temperature	120 to 150	°C
Drying Time	3.0 to 5.0	hr
Suggested Max Moisture	0.020	%
Hopper Temperature	< 100	°C
Rear Temperature	365	°C
Middle Temperature	370 to 375	°C
Front Temperature	380	°C
Nozzle Temperature	385	°C
Mold Temperature	170 to 200	°C
Injection Notes
Runner: Die / nozzle >3mm, manifold >3.5mm Gate: >2mm or 0.5 x part thickness Important notes: 1) Processing conditions quoted in our datasheets are typical of those used in our processing laboratories Data for mould shrinkage should be used for material comparison. Actual mould shrinkage values are highly dependent on part geometry, mould configuration, and processing conditions. Mould shrinkage differs for along flow and across flow directions. “Along flow” direction is taken as the direction the molten material is travelling when it exits the gate and enters the mould. Mould shrinkage is expressed as a percent change in dimension of a specimen in relation to mould dimensions. 2) Data are generated in accordance with prevailing national, international and internal standards, and should be used for material comparison. Actual property values are highly dependent on part geometry, mould configuration and processing conditions. Properties may also differ for along flow and across flow directions. Detailed data available on our website www.victrex.com or upon request.

Notes

¹Mold Temperature: 180°C, Melt Temperature: 385°C, 1.00 mm

²385°C nozzle, 180°C tool