PEI Injection Moulding

High-performance thermoplastics that offer high heat resistance, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength.

What is PEI Material?

PEI is a high-performance thermoplastic that offers high heat resistance, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength. A popular material for harsh environments, PEI is also referred to as its brand name, Ultem. 

We offer the following type of PEI via our injection moulding service: 

Ultem 1000: amorphous, transparent plastic. This inherently flame-retardant resin has UL94 V0, V2, and 5VA ratings and is RoHS compliant. ULTEM 1000 resin is an unreinforced general-purpose grade offering high heat resistance, high strength, and modulus and broad chemical resistance up to high temperatures. 


Material Properties of Injection-Moulded PEI and Ultem


 

Tensile Stress (break)

Tensile Modulus Hardness Impact Strength (notched) Glass Transition Temperature Data Sheet
Test Method ISO 527 ISO 527 ISO 2039-1 ISO 180/1A ISO 11357  
Ultem 1000 85 MPa 3,200 MPa 140 MPa 6 kJ/m² 217°C  Data sheet

Key Benefits of PEI

  • Excellent temperature resistance and flame retardance.
  • Good flowability.
  • Good mechanical strength and dimensional stability. 
  • Can be sterilised.

We offer about 120 plastics, elastomers, and LSR for injection moulding. 

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Applications for PEI Injection Moulding

PEI is a go-to material for multiple industries for the reasons previously listed. It handles harsh environments and exposure to chemicals well and can be sterilised to maintain use in medical settings.