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Polyetherimide or PEI material is an amorphous thermoplastic with high mechanical strength and rigidity. PEI polymer is extruded by Ensinger in sheet and rod shapes using Sabic's Ultem® resin. Unfilled PEI thermoplastic is translucent and amber in color with exceptional mechanical, thermal and electrical properties. In filled grades, the addition of glass fiber reinforcement, coupled with Ensinger's proprietary extrusion techniques, provides users with a polyetherimide offering that has both greater tensile strength and rigidity, while also improving dimensional stability.
PEI Ultem® plastic has similar characteristics to the polyarylsulphones, while simultaneously offering significant advantages. Polyetherimides has a remarkably high creep resistance over a wide temperature and a high permanent operating temperature. Furthermore, very good resistance to hydrolysis, along with dimensional stability rounds out the portfolio of polyetherimide properties.
PEI plastics offers:
Ensinger's PEI plastic material offering is manufactured and distinguished by the trade name TECAPEI. The Ensinger TECAPEI family offers the following modifications:
Ensinger is a supplier of Polyetherimide shapes such as:
Ultem® is a registered trademark of Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic).
Electronic industries: coils and fuses
Aerospace industries: components for antenna constructions and components for interior equipment