Semitron® ESd 490HR PEEK

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Semitron® ESd 490HR Polyetheretherketone PEEK electro static dissipative shapes offer similar physical properties as Semitron® ESd 480 PEEK, but exhibit a higher resistivity value in the 10E8 to 10E10 ohms per square range. Semitron® ESd 490HR PEEK components are thermally stable to temperatures of 490° F / 270° C without degradation, and also possess high structural strength and stiffness combined with excellent dimensional stability. Furthermore, this particular grade is non-sloughing, which is why it is an ideal solution for socket, nest, and contactor manufacturing for test equipment, and other electronic device handling applications.Features:High resistivity value in the 10E8 to 10E10 ohms per square rangeThermally stable to temperatures of 490° F / 270° C without degradationHigh structural strength and stiffnessExcellent dimensional stabilityNon-sloughingBenefits:Ideal for socket, nest, and contactor manufacturing for test equipmentSuitable for electronic device handling applicationsNon-sloughing feature makes it a good option for applications where debris generation is a concernHigh thermal stability and dimensional stability make it suitable for high-temperature and critical applicationsApplications:Socket, nest, and contactor manufacturing for test equipmentElectronic device handling applicationsOther high-temperature and critical applications requiring high resistivity, thermal stability, and dimensional stability.

Polymer Name: Polyetheretherketone (PEEK)

Physical Form: Plates, Rods, Tube

Features: Dimensional Stability, ESD Protection, Good Thermal Stability, High Stiffness, High Strength, High Tolerance, Non Sloughing, Odorless, Static-Dissipative

Color: Black

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  • High temperature
  • Esd additives for static dissipation
  • Good dimensional stability
  • Excellent chemical
  • Corrosion resistance

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Surface Resistivity10¹⁰ - 10¹²ohms/sq

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Engineering Notes

It is important to know how applied voltage affects the resistance of a material. Some materials exhibit high resistance at low voltages, but when subjected to harsher conditions, they can fall. This is due to dielectric breakdown and is irreversible. This chart illustrates the effect of sequential applications of 100 through 1,000 volts, then a return to 100 volts to determine the hysteresis. Since static electricity can be several thousand volts, consistent performance across the voltage range must be considered.

Some materials are very inconsistent and vary on the "grain" of machining. One pair of lines illustrate the typical variation from side to side (A to B) of the same sample. This example demonstrates the need for consistent behavior in service.

Semitron® ESd 490HR PEEK - Engineering Notes