✓ This material meets the criteria~ Specialized grades may meet this criteria
Quality Scores
Mechanics★★★★★
Thermal★★★★★
Chemical★★★★★
UV ageing★★☆☆☆
Injection moulding difficulty★★★★★
Recycling★★☆☆☆
Performance profile
Mechanical properties
Mechanical properties of phenolic resin
Density
1.48 to 1.81 g/cm³ ASTM D792
Charpy notched impact
6 kJ/m2
Flexural modulus
13000 MPa
Flexural resistance
210 MPa
Tensile modulus
14000 MPa
Tensile resistance
140 MPa
Tensile strain
1.5 %
Chemical resistance and characteristics
Chemical resistance
<
Recommended applications
High-temperature automotive parts (actuators, pumps), high-temperature electronic connectors, chemical parts, aerospace equipment, semiconductor parts, sterilisable medical devices
Frequently asked questions
Injection at 310–360 °C, mould at 120–160 °C. Pre-drying: 4–6 hours at 150 °C. Abrasive material → wear on tools and moulds. Good flow properties. Anisotropic shrinkage (0.5–1.5 %) depending on fibre orientation.
PPS is difficult to recycle due to its high processing temperature and aromatic structure. Industrial recovery programmes exist from manufacturers. Not suitable for consumer recycling.
PPS is generally not certified for food contact. For high-temperature food contact, PEEK or PEI are preferred.
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