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Hepla® H2000 CM Resin is a blend of Polyphenylene Ether(PPE) + Polyamide(PA) resin that is mineral filled, and suitable for injection molding. The conductivity level is optimized to allow for primer-less electrostatic painting. Hepla® H2000 CM has improved impact/elongation and the mineral content enables the material to be used in structural applications replacing metal or thermoset resins. The material is only available in black. |
Product Description | |
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Supplier | NFD |
Generic | PPO(PPE) |
Material Status | Commercial: Active |
Process Methods | Injection Molding |
Technical Data | |||
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PHYSICAL | Nominal value | Unit | Test method |
Density | 1.24 | g/cm³ | ASTM D792 |
Density | 1.24 | g/cm³ | ISO 1183 |
Moisture Absorption | |||
Equilibrium, 23 ℃, 50% RH | 0.7 | % | ISO 62 |
Saturation, 23℃ | 3.6 | % | ISO 62 |
Shrinkage rate | |||
MD:3.20 mm | 0.7 to 0.9 | % | NFD Method |
Melt Flow Rate | |||
280℃,5.0 kg | 16 | g/10 min | ASTM D1238 |
Melt Volume Rate | |||
220℃,5.0 kg | 14 | cm3/10min | ISO 1133 |
MECHANICAL | Nominal value | Unit | Test method |
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Tensile modulus | 4921 | MPa | ISO 527-2/1 |
Tensile Modulus, 5.0 mm/min | 4673 | MPa | ASTM D638 |
Tensile Stress, yield, Type I | |||
5.0 mm/min | 65.6 | MPa | ASTM D638 |
Tensile Stress, break, Type I | |||
5.0 mm/min | 63.4 | MPa | ASTM D638 |
Tensile Strain, yield, Type I | |||
5.0 mm/min | 2.9 | % | ASTM D638 |
Tensile Strain, break, Type I | |||
5.0 mm/min | 3.8 | % | ASTM D638 |
tensile strength | |||
yield | 62.3 | MPa | ISO 527-2/5 |
tensile strength | |||
fracture | 62.3 | MPa | ISO 527-2/5 |
Tensile strain | |||
yield | 2 | % | ISO 527-2/5 |
Tensile strain | |||
fracture | 4.8 | % | ISO 527-2/5 |
Flexural Modulus, 2.0 mm/min | 4627 | MPa | ISO 178 |
Flexural Modulus, 50.0 mm Span | |||
1.3 mm/min | 4199 | MPa | ASTM D790 |
Flexural Stress, yield | |||
2.0 mm/min | 111.3 | MPa | ASTM D790 |
Flexural Stress, break | |||
50.0 mm Span, 1.3 mm/min | 110.5 | MPa | ASTM D790 |
IMPACT | Nominal value | Unit | Test method |
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Impact strength of cantilever beam notch, 23 ℃ | 39.7 | J/m | ASTM D256 |
Unnotched Izod Impact, -30℃ | 31.5 | J/m | ASTM D4812 |
Impact strength of cantilever beam notch | |||
80*10*4 , 23℃ | 4.3 | kJ/m2 | ISO 180/1A |
Notched impact strength of cantilever beam | |||
80*10*4 ,-30℃ | 3.5 | kJ/m2 | ISO 180/1A |
Charpy Notched Impact Strength | |||
80*10*4, 23℃ | 3.8 | kJ/m2 | ISO 179/1eA |
Dart impact strength | |||
23℃, Total Energy | 7 | J | ASTM D3763 |
THERMAL | Nominal value | Unit | Test method |
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Hot deformation temperature | |||
Bf,0.45 MPa Flatw 80*10*4 sp=64mm | 184 | ℃ | ISO 75/Bf |
0.45MPa, unannealed, 3.2mm | 185 | ℃ | |
Vicat Softening Temp | |||
B50 | 185 | ℃ | ASTM D1525, ISO 306 |
B120 | 188 | ℃ | ISO 306 |
Linear coefficient of thermal expansion | |||
Flow : -40 to 40℃ | 6.00E-05 | 1/℃ | ASTM E831, ISO 11359-2 |
Transverse : -40 to 40℃ | 6.50E-05 | 1/℃ | ASTM E831, ISO 11359-2 |
Process Conditions | |||
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Processing technology | Nominal value | Unit | Test method |
Maximum Moisture Content | 0.07 | % | |
Suggested Shot Size | 30 to 50 | % | |
Melt Temperature | 277 to 300 | ℃ | |
Nozzle Temperature | 277 to 300 | ℃ | |
Mold temperature | 66 to 94 | ℃ | |
drying temperature | 93 to 107 | ℃ | |
Drying time | 3 to 4 | hr | |
Drying Time, Maximum | 8 | hr | |
Front temperature of material barrel | 270 to 300 | ℃ | |
Temperature in the middle of the barrel | 266 to 300 | ℃ | |
Temperature at the rear of the barrel | 260 to 300 | ℃ | |
Back pressure | 0.345 to 1.38 | MPa | |
Screw Speed | 20 to 100 | rpm | |
Vent Depth | 0.013 to 0.038 | mm |
Notes |
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