Sunday, March 25, 2012

NavJack X-Trim Series PPS

I love this casing so much.

NavJack X-Trim Series PPS

Slim and slick look.
A solid feel thermoplastic, much harder than polycarbonate!!
Meanwhile the signal reception on this casing is better to compare to Element Case Vapor COMP.
Must be that carbon fiber black plate blocking the WiFi signal.

NavJack X-Trim Series PPS

NavJack X-Trim Series PPS

NavJack X-Trim Series PPS

NavJack X-Trim Series PPS


Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS)
(These info taken from other website)

PPS is one of the most important high temperature polymers because it exhibits a number of desirable properties. These properties include resistance to heat, acids and alkalies, and to mildew, to bleaches, aging, sunlight, and abrasion. It absorbs only small amounts of solvents and resists dyeing.

For those applications needing high temperature stability, broad chemical resistance, stiffness, strength and creep resistance at elevated temperature, PPS is an excellent candidate.

Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) is a high-temperature (Tm =285°C) thermoplastic material that offers an excellent combination of thermal, mechanical and chemical resistance. It is inherently flame resistant and is virtually unaffected by a broad range of chemicals, even over prolonged periods and at elevated temperatures. It is commercially available in two varieties -- branched (cross-linked and cured) and linear. Linear PPS is a second generation product that offers easy processing, excellent lot-to-lot consistency and high strength and toughness. It is available in a range of molecular weights that allow it to be used in a variety of processes from thin section injection molding to blow molding. It also has low ionic impurities and is colorable.

Injection molding grades are available with glass fiber reinforcements and glass fiber/ mineral combinations, and numerous other grades have been formulated with other additives to meet a variety of end-use requirements. Such products are widely used in replacing traditional engineering materials such as metals, thermosets and ceramics in

Automotive applications - powertrain components, pumps, fuel rails, sensors
Electrical/electronic components - surface mount connectors and chip carriers
Industrial/mechanical applications - blower and pump parts, impellers, flowmeters
Consumer/appliance equipment - electric heater grills, hot comb parts, non-stick coatings, power tool parts, microwave components, and insulators
Linear PPS polymer can be extruded, blow molded or compression molded into blocks, rods and other stock shapes that are often used for prototyping. Unfilled linear polymer can also be melt spun and melt blown to produce fibers and fabrics that are used for conveyor belts, flame resistant clothing and filtration media.

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