Noryl PPO – Polyphenylene Oxide
Noryl PPO Sheet and Rod
Noryl® PPO material is used frequently in fluid handling applications due to the very low moisture absorption.
Noryl PPO is similar to Acetal and P.E.T. but carries a better UL rating.
Noryl PPO rods and sheets are in stock and available in a number of sizes in black. It is great for electrical applications requiring high die-electric strength and is a trade name of Sabic Plastics (formerly GE Plastics).
Noryl PPO is a High Tech Performance Plastic.
Why you should use Noryl®:
- It has excellent electrical properties
- It has excellent Fire Retardant Rating
- Has extremely low water absorption
- It is vacuum formable, machinable and bondable
- Has good temperature resistance
- Readily available in Sheet or Rod
- Material is ITAR compliant, and it is RoHS compliant
This material is a strong engineering plastic with excellent mechanical, thermal and electrical properties. One of the lowest moisture absorption material, with very low thermal expansion. Noryl PPO also retains most of its flexural and tensile strength as well as its resistance to creep at elevated temperatures.
Frequently used in:
- Fluid Handling, Pump and Valve – Low Moisture Parts
- Noryl PPO Electrical Housings, Cases and Components
- Instrumentation and Semiconductor Components
- High Continuous Temperature Environments (185 degrees F ; 265 degrees F)
- Flame Retardant Parts Needing UL-94 V-1 (at .058″ thickness)
Materials Available As
Noryl Sheet:
.060″ – 6″ thick in 48″ X 96″ Sheets – EN-265 (Black only)
1/8″, 3/16″, and 1/4″ in 48″ X 96″ with Hair-cell finish one side in EN-185 (White or Black)
Film: .002″ – .029″ in up to 26″ wide rolls on special order basis
Rod: 1/8″ – 8″ diameter up to 96″ lengths
Special Formulations:
Glass Filled, Static Dissipative, Custom sizes, or Formulations
These properties are for evaluation purposes only. This information is not to be construed as a warranty, guarantee or assurance that you may achieve the same results. Materials made from different resin types, manufacturing techniques and manufacturers will react differently. The information should be used to compare against other materials only, and each user should make his own tests to determine suitability. No warranty as to this materials suitability are either expressed nor implied.