Polystyrene - High Impact Conductive Polystyrene - Properties - Supplier Data by Goodfellow

May 26 2003

Background

Conductive high impact polystyrene   is often specified for low strength structural applications when impact resistance, machinability, and low cost are required

Key Properties

The key properties of High Impact Conductive Polystyrene are tabulated below.

Table 1. Key properties

Electrical Properties
Surface resistivity ( Ohm/sq ) 102-107
Volume resistivity ( Ohm.cm ) 102-107
Mechanical Properties
Elongation at break ( % ) 36
Izod impact strength ( J.m-1 ) no break
Tensile modulus ( GPa ) 1.6
Tensile strength ( MPa ) 27
Physical Properties
Density ( g.cm-3 ) 1.04

 

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