Syensqo (Solvay Specialty Polymers) Veradel® 3320GF Polyethersulfone (PESU), 20% Glass Fiber  (Unverified Data**)
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polyethersulfone (PES); Polyethersulfone (PES), 20%Glass Fiber Filled
Material Notes:	Veradel® 3320GF is a 20% glass fiber reinforced grade of polyethersulfone (PESU). Adding glass fiber to polyethersulfone substantially increases the rigidity, tensile strength, creep resistance, dimensional stability and chemical resistance of the material, while maintaining most of its other basic characteristics. The combination of structural properties and cost effectiveness make this resin an attractive alternative to metals in many engineering applications. Veradel® 3320GF is an opaque, grayish material in its natural form and can be readily colored. This grade was formerly marketed as Gafone™ PESU. Key Attributes: Acid Resistant; Creep Resistant; Flame Retardant; Good Adhesion; Good Dimensional Stability; High Rigidity; High Tensile Strength; Hydrolysis Resistant; Medium Flow; Medium Molecular Weight Applications: Metal Replacement 1. These properties has been determined from injection molded test specimen under ideal processing parameters and conditioned at 23+/- 2°C and 50%RH. Information provided by Solvay Specialty Polymers.
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