PPS-GF40
PPS-GF40 High Strength, Dimensionally Stable
40% glass fibre reinforced polyphenylene sulfide with HDT 260 °C (1.
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High temperature resistance, inherent flame retardance, dimensional stability and chemical resistance for demanding industrial parts.
What this family does
High temperature resistance, inherent flame retardance, dimensional stability and chemical resistance for demanding industrial parts.
Why source this family from CPlastics
- Formulations developed in-house, adjustable to your real duty cycle: filler loading, toughener and FR system
- COA shipped with every lot; MFR, ash content, impact and tensile records kept on file
- 500 kg MOQ, 7-10 days for standard grades, 10-20 days for custom grades
- UL yellow card thickness tiers, RoHS / REACH declarations and full property reports available
All PPS Polyphenylene Sulfide Grades (1)
Glass fibre / mineral reinforced (1)
Grade not listed under PPS Polyphenylene Sulfide?
Send us the duty cycle and we will normally come back with a sampling plan within a week. In most cases no new grade code is needed — only a formulation tweak.
Frequently asked questions
Can these grades replace the grade we use now?
Yes. Send us the incumbent grade and the critical values (tensile strength, impact at −30 °C, shrinkage, colour) and we match the formulation to those targets. Most customers validate with a 5–25 kg sample before switching production.
What is the minimum order quantity and sampling lead time?
500 kg for standard grades and 1 tonne for newly developed formulations. Stock grades ship samples in 3–7 days; new formulations take 7–15 days.
Can the formulation be tailored to specific targets?
Yes. We adjust glass fibre or mineral loading, the flame-retardant system, impact modification and the weathering package to your target values, then confirm with a sample.
Does every lot come with a COA?
Yes. Each lot is tested for MFR, ash, tensile and impact, and ships with a COA traceable by lot number. TDS values are typical; the COA is the release document.