Since the amount of resin required for a single molded product is small, it is possible to produce a small quantity of a variety of products!
In compression molding, the resin is slowly solidified, resulting in a higher degree of crystallization. As a result, compared to non-reinforced grades of injection-molded and extruded products, rigidity and strength increase, while toughness slightly decreases. In the case of reinforced grades, the orientation of fibers and polymers is random, leading to a tendency for tensile strength to be lower compared to injection-molded and extruded products. Since the amount of resin required for a single molded product is small, it allows for the production of small quantities of various items. Even if it is not a standard stock item, made-to-order production can be accommodated with a minimum lot size of one piece and a short delivery time. **Advantages of Compression Molding Materials** - Minimal warping during machining - Low anisotropy in physical properties - Made-to-order production possible from a minimum lot of one piece - Capability to manufacture large materials *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Enzinger Japan Co., Ltd. of the Enzinger Group manufactures and sells PEEK resin materials for machining, such as PEEK rods and PEEK sheets. In particular, PEEK sheets are highly regarded for having "extremely low internal stress" and "minimal warping, making it easy to achieve precise dimensions." The high technical expertise developed with PEEK is applied to the extrusion of crystalline resins such as nylon, PET, POM, and PP, providing machining-friendly resin materials. Additionally, we also offer machining materials for super engineering plastics such as polyimide, Ultem, and PPSU, in addition to PEEK.