PETG Resin
PETG Resin Characteristics & Uses
PETG Resin Applications:
Plastic Molded Concepts can use PETG 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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PETG Resin Material Data Sheet
Material | PETG |
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Chemical Name | Polyethylene Terephthalate (Polyester with Glycol Additive) |
Structure | Amorphous |
Opacity | Clear or Opaque |
Strength | Rigid Stable |
Specific Gravity | 1.38 |
Shrinkage | 0.2% to 0.6% |
Melting Point | 500°F |
Deflection Temperature | 157°F |
Service Temperature | 156°F |
Applications | PETG resin is a thermoplastic polymer commonly used as an insulator in electrical applications. Other common applications are:
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Advantages | PETG resin can be treated to be flame retardant to make it non-combustible. Other advantages of this engineering resin include:
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Disadvantages | Softer Outer Walls can be More Susceptible to Scratches, UV Light Damage and Cannot be Autoclaved |