対応内容
Continuous service temperature around 250 °C
Continuous service temperature around 250 °C
Resistant to most acids, solvents and steam
Resistant to most acids, solvents and steam
Sterilisable by autoclave, EtO and gamma
Sterilisable by autoclave, EtO and gamma
Excellent wear and fatigue performance
Excellent wear and fatigue performance
Biocompatible grades
Biocompatible grades for implant and instrument use
Available unfilled, glass filled and carbon filled
Available unfilled, glass filled and carbon filled
材料
| Unfilled PEEK |
| PEEK GF30 glass filled |
| PEEK CA30 carbon filled |
| Medical-grade PEEK |
| PEEK for food contact |
| PEEK for semiconductor parts |
主要仕様
| 項目 | 詳細 |
|---|---|
| Tensile strength | 100 MPa |
| Continuous service temp | 250 °C |
| Heat deflection | 315 °C (30 % GF) |
| Density | 1.30 g/cm³ |
| Chemical resistance | Excellent |
| Sterilisation | Autoclave, EtO, gamma |
表面処理・後加工
Annealed stress relief
Annealed stress relief
Machined to tight tolerance
Machined to tight tolerance
Ultrasonically cleaned
Ultrasonically cleaned
Passivated for medical use
Passivated for medical use
よくあるご質問
Is PEEK always worth the price?
No. It earns its cost in extreme temperature, aggressive chemistry, repeated sterilisation or long-life wear applications. For everything else, POM, PPS or PA-GF deliver at far lower cost.
Can PEEK be sterilised repeatedly?
Yes. PEEK withstands autoclave, gamma and EtO sterilisation without significant property loss, which is why it is common in reusable surgical instruments and dental components.
Is PEEK hard to machine?
It machines reasonably well but requires sharp tooling, conservative feeds and stress relief on complex parts. We anneal and inspect critical dimensions after machining.
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