PAS Resin
PAS Resin Characteristics & Uses
PAS Resin Applications:
Plastic Molded Concepts can use PAS Resin for a wide variety of molding services, including:
- New Product Design & Development
- Plastic Injection Molding Consulting
- Plastic Injection Molding
- Plastic Overmolding
- Insert Molding
- Plastic Welding
- Post Molding Operations.
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PAS Resin Material Data Sheet
These data sheets are examples of the information you should be able to acquire from the material supplier(s) of choice. When specific material(s) are selected then all necessary physical part properties will become the basis for your selection(s).| Material | PAS |
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| Chemical Name | PAS; Polyarylsulfone; PSU; Poolysulfone |
| Structure | Amorphous |
| Opacity | Transparent |
| Strength | Rigid |
| Specific Gravity | 1.44 |
| Shrinkage | 0.1%-0.6% |
| Melting Point | 649°F-710°F |
| Deflection Temperature | 400°F-416°F |
| Service Temperature | 302°F |
| Applications | PAS resin is most commonly used in electrical applications as well as:
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