A-PI-6010 Polyimide

A-PI-6010 is a thermosetting polyimide resin with advantages such as high and low temperature resistance, self-lubricating, high insulation, chemical resistance, high mechanical strength, low water absorption, and good machining performance.

Applications

Product Applications

Used for manufacturing high and low temperature resistant parts, insulation parts, oil-free bearings, shaft sleeves, etc. The product is widely used in fields such as aerospace, semiconductor industry, and automotive industry.

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    Data

    Performance Data

    Mechanical properties tested at 23°C and 260°C, including hardness, strength, density, and wear resistance using standard methods.

    Test Features

    Test Method

    Unit

    Test Conditions

    Results

    Rockwell Hardness

    GB/T 3398.2-2008

    HRE

    23°C

    86

    Impact strength of unnotched simply supported beams

    GB/T 1043.1-2008

    kJ/m²

    23°C

    73

    Flexural Strength

    GB/T 9341-2008

    MPa

    23°C

    260°C

    207

    96

    Flexural Modulus

    GB/T 9341-2008

    MPa

    23°C

    260°C

    4314

    2653

    Tensile Strength

    GB/T 1040.1-2018

    MPa

    23°C

    260°C

    138

    50

    Elongation at break

    GB/T 1040.1-2018

    %

    23°C

    260°C

    9.5

    14

    Compressive Strength

    GB/T 1041-2008

    MPa

    1% Deformation

    5% Deformation

    32

    169

    Coefficient of thermal expansion

    ASTM D-696

    µm/m/k

    296~573K

    58

    Shear Strength

    HG/T 3839-2006

    MPa

    23°C

    124

    Poisson's ratio

    ASTM D638-10

    /

    23°C

    0.32

    Surface Resistance

    IEC 61340

    Ω

    23°C

    >10¹²

    Density

    GB/T 4472-2011

    g/cm³

    23°C

    1.39

    Friction coefficient

    GB/T 3960-2016

    /

    2h

    0.17

    Mass of wear

    GB/T 3960-2016

    mg

    2h

    3.3

    Absorption

    GB/T 1034-2008

    %

    24h

    48h

    0.11

    0.21

    The above data are product sample measurement values, not guaranteed values; All products are formed by compression, with a certain degree of directionality.