The basic PPO polymer produced by the coupling of phenolic monomers was patented in 1964 by General Electric Plastics who introduced modified forms as the Noryl® range in 1966. Raw PPO was expensive and difficult to process but blending with polymers such as polystyrene nylon gave an acceptable balance of properties. Most references to PPO refer to such blended polymer products. PPO blended with nylon yields a product with higher water absorption than regular PPO.
PPO thermoplastics offer properties between common thermoplastic polymers and higher engineering types. e.g. polycarbonates. PPO can be moulded by a range of processes such as injection. extrusion and extrusion blow moulding. thermoforming and foaming. Ease of electroplating. painting and welding add to a wide range of applications.
PPO products are characterised by exceptional moisture resistance. high dimensional and thermal stabilities. and good flame resistance and high electrical resistance properties. Noryl® is attacked by petroleum products. so knowing the environment which the Noryl part will be exposed to is vital.
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Uninor® APA
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Generic Name Polyphenylene Oxide, Nylon Alloy
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Type
Size
Length
Color
Sheet
0.60″ – 6″ TH
Standard; CTS
Black
Rod
.125″ – 8″ DIA
Standard; 48″ to 96″; CTS
Black
Tube
CUSTOM
Give us your cut-to-size dimensions. We will precision-cut these plastics to your exact size. Additional sizes and colors available upon request.
Applications
Electrical/Electronic Applications
Automotive Applications
Electrical components
Wire & Cable Applications
Insulation
Housings
Liquid handling equipment
Advantages
Good impact resistance
Good heat resistance
Good chemical resistance
Good strength and stiffness over a wide range of service temperatures
Easy to fabricate. paint. and glue
Escellent dimensional stability
Grades
Unfilled
Glass Filled
Nylon Alloy
NOTE: Several grades of this material are available. For additional information regarding this plastic, contact your Emco Industrial Plastics representative or call 973-862-4148.
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The basic PPO polymer produced by the coupling of phenolic monomers was patented in 1964 by General Electric Plastics who introduced modified forms as the Noryl® range in 1966. Raw PPO was expensive and difficult to process but blending with polymers such as polystyrene nylon gave an acceptable balance of properties. Most references to PPO refer to such blended polymer products. PPO blended with nylon yields a product with higher water absorption than regular PPO.