PPS

ZetaOne® PPS Staple Fiber

Huvis ? PPS

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Description

Flame-retardant PPS fiber with chemical, hydrolysis and electrical-insulation resistance.. Product form: Staple fiber. Thermal/service data: Continuous use 200–240°C; melting point 285°C; LOI 34. Official source: EX-PPS-HUVIS

Comparative overview

PPS fiber — Flame-/chemical-resistant thermoplastic fiber

Strengths: Inherent flame resistance, chemical durability, low moisture uptake and stable filtration performance.

When to use: Select for hot chemical filtration, battery separators, insulation and protective textiles rather than maximum structural stiffness.

Key tradeoffs: Moderate mechanical reinforcement performance and lower temperature ceiling than mineral/ceramic fibers.

Qualitative ratings (1–10 scale)

Relative cost6/10 — Moderate–high — specialty flame/chemical-resistant thermoplastic fiber.
EM transparency9/10 — Excellent — electrically insulating and generally dielectric.
Temperature / fire resistance7/10 — Very good — continuous use around 200–240°C, melting near 285°C and LOI about 34 give good organic-fiber fire performance.
Impact / penetration resistance5/10 — Moderate — moderate toughness; normally selected for filtration/chemical/thermal durability rather than ballistic energy absorption.
Electrical / thermal conductivity1/10 — Very low — electrically insulating with low thermal conductivity.
Specific tensile strength2/10 — 2/10 | 592.6 kN·m/kg | Family estimate
Atmospheric durability8/10 — Very good — excellent chemical and moisture resistance with better inherent weathering than most thermoplastics; prolonged UV can still affect the surface.
Sustainability (CO₂e)7/10 — 6.00 kg CO₂e/kg fiber — Medium emissions — data quality: Low

Technical properties

Density1.35 g/cm³

Applications and processing

Bag filters; battery separators; electrical insulation; protective clothingSpinning; nonwoven/filter and electrical-insulation conversion

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