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Quality Scores
Mechanics★★★★★
Thermal★★★★★
Chemical★★★★★
UV ageing★★★☆☆
Injection moulding difficulty★★★★★
Recycling★★☆☆☆
Performance profile
Mechanical properties
Propriétés mécaniques de PEEK (Polyétheréthercétone) – fibres de verre
Density
1.50 to 1.54 g/cm³ ISO 1183 ⋯
Charpy notched impact
2.9 to 12 kJ/m2
Flexural modulus
5490 to 36500 MPa ISO 178 ⋯
Flexural resistance
240 MPa
Tensile modulus
5850 to 13300 MPa ISO 527-1 ⋯
Tensile resistance
79.0 to 188 MPa ISO 527-1, -2 ⋯
Tensile strain
2.0 to 3.5 % ISO 527-1, -2, Yield ⋯
Chemical resistance and characteristics
Chemical resistance
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Le PEEK offre une résistance chimique quasi universelle : excellente tenue aux acides concentrés, bases, solvants organiques, huiles et carburants. Seuls les acides forts oxydants (H2SO4 concentré, HNO3 fumant) et les solvants très polaires à chaud peuvent l'affecter.
Recommended applications
Film
General purpose
Containers
Packaging
Bags
Tanks
Food packaging
Industrial applications
Soufflé film
Plumbing
Frequently asked questions
GF grades require higher injection pressures. Strongly anisotropic shrinkage (perpendicular to fibres > along axis). Increased nozzle and mould wear — nitrided steels recommended. Drying identical to base grade.
PEEK is difficult to recycle economically. Production scrap is carefully recovered and reground for mixing into filled grades. Chemical recycling remains in the research stage.
Certain PEEK grades are approved for food contact (FDA, EU Regulation 10/2011) and medical applications (USP Class VI, ISO 10993). They are used in high-temperature food processing equipment and sterilisable surgical instruments.
Hybster Team
Hybster Engineering Team
Design Office – Plastics Design & Engineering
The Hybster Design Office brings together the company's plastic engineering, mechanical, and industrialisation engineers. The team supports projects from the ideation phase through to series validation, incorporating Design For Manufacturing (DFM), rheological simulation, material selection, and mould design. It serves the automotive, electronics, electrical, EV charging, and industrial sectors.
Injection moulded part designDFMSimulation MoldflowSubject choiceMoulds for conceptionISO 20457 Tolerancing