Key Sections of a Datasheet
Mechanical Properties
- Tensile Strength: Maximum stress before breaking
- Flexural Modulus: Stiffness measurement
- Impact Strength: Resistance to sudden loads (Izod/Charpy)
Thermal Properties
- HDT: Heat Deflection Temperature at 0.45 or 1.8 MPa
- TG: Glass transition temperature
- Melting Point: For semi-crystalline plastics
Processing Parameters
- Smelttemperatuur: Recommended processing range
- Schimmeltemperatuur: Tool temperature for quality parts
- Drying Requirements: Moisture content limits
Comparing Materials
Always compare datasheets under identical test conditions. Different standards (ISO vs ASTM) can give different values.
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