HIPS-7026 is a high-impact polystyrene tailored for extrusion applications, offering excellent processing capabilities and superior dimensional stability in finished products. This grade of polystyrene is designed for durability and impact resistance, making it ideal for a variety of industrial and commercial uses.
 
Product Description
Manufacturing Process: HIPS-7026 is manufactured to enhance both the physical and mechanical properties required for high-quality extrusions.
Characteristics: Known for its excellent extrusion capabilities and good dimensional stability, HIPS-7026 ensures reliable performance and high-quality outcomes in all its applications.
 
Typical Applications
Sheet Extrusions: Used widely in producing sheets that require high impact resistance and stability.
Disposable Dishware: Ideal for manufacturing sturdy and durable disposable dishware.
Electronic Packaging: Suitable for protective packaging solutions in the electronics industry, ensuring components remain safe during handling and transport.
Cable Reels: Employed in the fabrication of cable reels which benefit from the material's strength and resilience.
Automotive Components: Used in air ducting systems for car heaters, benefiting from the material's thermal properties and structural integrity.
Equipment Housing: Utilized in making housings for TVs and tape recorders, providing protection and support due to its robustness.
 
Typical Physical and Mechanical Properties
Melt Flow Rate: 2.4 g/10min at 200°C & 5 kg load (ASTM D1238), indicating the ease of flow that makes it suitable for complex extrusion processes.
Tensile Strength: 30 MPa (ASTM D638), demonstrating the material's ability to withstand tension without failing, essential for structural applications.
Flexural Modulus: 2100 MPa (ASTM D790), indicating the stiffness of the material and its ability to resist deformation under load.
Charpy Impact Strength: 12.5 KJ/m² (ISO 180), highlighting the impact resistance of the material, making it suitable for applications requiring durability against mechanical stress.
Vicat Softening Point: 96°C at 120°C and 1 kg load (ASTM D1525), the temperature at which the material begins to soften, important for understanding its performance under thermal conditions.
 
Packaging
Form: Supplied in cylindrical pellets approximately 2.5×2.5 mm, optimized for consistent melting and molding.
Packaging Options: Available in 25 kg bags, facilitating easy handling, storage, and distribution.
 
Regulatory Compliance
Safety Standards: Manufacturers using HIPS-7026 for food contact applications must ensure compliance with migration requirements, affirming the material's suitability for food-related uses while highlighting the need for careful application to meet safety regulations.
 
Summary
HIPS-7026 stands out for its excellent processing qualities in extrusion applications and its robust mechanical properties, making it highly suitable for a wide range of applications from consumer goods to automotive components. Its high impact strength and thermal stability make it a preferred choice for manufacturers looking for reliable, durable, and high-performing materials.