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| JTYPEI®NA, Ultem 1000 unfilled PEI dia6mm, 8mm, 10mm thin Rod with 3M, 2M, 1M or other length can cut | |||||||||
PEI thin rods are critical components across various high-tech industries:
Electrical Insulators: High-temperature coil bobbins, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, and insulating components in switches and connectors.
Semiconductor Fabrication: Wafer handling fixtures, test sockets, probe cards, and cleanroom tooling due to high purity, low outgassing, and plasma resistance.
Interior Components: Seat brackets, air duct clips, cabin interior panels, and structural brackets that must meet stringent FST (Flame, Smoke, Toxicity) requirements (e.g., FAR 25.853).
Lightweight Structural Parts: Used as a direct replacement for metals to achieve significant weight savings without compromising performance.
Sterilizable Surgical Instruments: Trays, handles, and components for reusable medical devices that require repeated sterilization in autoclaves (steam, ethylene oxide, gamma radiation).
Diagnostic Equipment: Housings, jigs, and fixtures for analytical and diagnostic machines.
Under-the-Hood Automotive: Sensors, connectors, and fluid handling components that must withstand high temperatures and aggressive fluids.
High-Temperature Fixtures: Jigs, fixtures, and guides for automated assembly and welding processes.
PEI thin rods are critical components across various high-tech industries:
Electrical Insulators: High-temperature coil bobbins, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, and insulating components in switches and connectors.
Semiconductor Fabrication: Wafer handling fixtures, test sockets, probe cards, and cleanroom tooling due to high purity, low outgassing, and plasma resistance.
Interior Components: Seat brackets, air duct clips, cabin interior panels, and structural brackets that must meet stringent FST (Flame, Smoke, Toxicity) requirements (e.g., FAR 25.853).
Lightweight Structural Parts: Used as a direct replacement for metals to achieve significant weight savings without compromising performance.
Sterilizable Surgical Instruments: Trays, handles, and components for reusable medical devices that require repeated sterilization in autoclaves (steam, ethylene oxide, gamma radiation).
Diagnostic Equipment: Housings, jigs, and fixtures for analytical and diagnostic machines.
Under-the-Hood Automotive: Sensors, connectors, and fluid handling components that must withstand high temperatures and aggressive fluids.
High-Temperature Fixtures: Jigs, fixtures, and guides for automated assembly and welding processes.
