Introducing the characteristics of Yasojima's major engineering plastics materials.

Its high strength-to-weight ratio mean that this plastic is often used to make products lighter.

Advantages

Light weight, Wear resistance, One of the stronger plastics in terms of mechanical strength

Example uses

Automobile industry: Vehicle bearing retainer

Material

Sumiploy CK4600

Excellent chemical resistance makes this plastic ideal for products and jigs that are anodized, cleaned, or otherwise exposed to chemicals in the manufacturing process.

Advantages

Chemical resistance, Heat resistance, One of the stronger plastics in terms of mechanical strength, Precise machinability

Example uses

Semiconductor industry: Cleaning system wafer carriers

Material

PEEK450G

Wear resistant qualities make this plastic perfect for use in sliding parts.

Advantages

Wear resistance, Heat resistance, FDA approved

Example uses

Food manufacturing industry: Agitator scrapers

Material

PEEK450G

Continuous service temperature of 315°C makes this plastic a suitable replacement for ceramic, metal, and other materials.

Advantages

Heat resistance, Low outgassing, Tough and resilient

Example uses

Solar cell industry: Glass substrate retainers in film deposition systems

Material

Meldin® 7001

This plastic is used in vacuum systems and aerospace industry applications, where parts with low outgassing are required.

Advantages

Low outgassing, Heat resistance, Insulating properties under high temperatures

Example uses

Automobile industry: Vehicle bearing retainer

Material

Meldin® 7001

This plastic is commonly used in parts and jigs that come into direct contact with products, as it does not scratch other objects easily.

Advantages

Kind to products, Heat resistant, Antistatic properties

Example uses

Electronic components industry: Chip adsorption collets in bonders

Material

Meldin® 7021