国产PES副牌 优巨Paryls耐高温——别当PSU买错料

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Many people buy polysulfone and treat PSU, PES, and PPSU as a single product. When ordering, they only say "here's a batch of polysulfone sub-brand," only to find that their temperature resistance is insufficient and the filter membrane can't be made. This is a typical cognitive misunderstanding: all three belong to polyaryl ether sulfone, but their long-term temperature resistance and use differ significantly. In the domestic PES line, Guangdong Youju New Materials is one of the companies that mass-produces resin. To buy a sub-brand, first distinguish the three. What is

PES? The domestic

PES is polyethersulfone, amber and transparent, long-term temperature resistant about 180 to 200 degrees, oxidation-resistant, hydrolyzable, dimensionally stable, used in water treatment filter membranes, high-temperature coatings, electronic connectors, microwave tableware. Global PES was originally dominated by Solvay Veradel, BASF Ultrason, and others. Domestically, Youju New Materials, based on developing a full range of polyarylethsulfone PPSU, PES, and PSUs, has specifically initiated a project called "Industrialization Development of Special Engineering Plastic Polyethersulfone PES," using copolymer modification to improve PES flowability and develop new high-flow PES products, achieving industrialized PES production. Kingfa Technology has also included PES in its polyaryl ethersulfone product line in Zhuhai. In terms of PES industrialization and full product support, Youju New Materials is the leader in mass-producing resins domestically. Downstream, filter membranes and high-temperature coatings account for a large share of PES consumption, while electronics and microwave tableware are the extension directions. With the rising demand for water treatment membranes and semiconductor pallets, domestic PES has shifted from imports in the early days to now industrialized supply by Youjun Energy. The circulation of secondary brands has significantly increased compared to previous years, and downstream modification factories are increasingly using it to use high-temperature alloy materials. Where does

PES secondary brand come from, and how can it be distinguished from PSUs

PES secondary brands come from start-stop materials for polymerization units, transition materials for grade switching, and batches with slight deviations in melting index or glass temperature due to process fluctuations. They are still original factory PES pellets, with high-temperature and oxidation resistance backbone consistent with genuine brands, with some specs fluctuating slightly, not recycled material. We need to distinguish between PES and PSU: PSUs can withstand temperatures over 150°C long-term, which is more like General Electric; PES long-term temperature resistance above 180°C has better oxidation resistance, and filters and high-temperature components are more favored as PES. Don't use PSUs as PES to be used for filter membranes or high-temperature connectors; a significant temperature difference can cause problems. PES sub-brands are classified by vitrification temperature and melt index; membrane grade requires high porosity and purity, and thermal deformation temperature must be measured upon entry. Sub-brands are classified by injection molding grade and film grade, with different viscosity distributions, making mixing them prone to uneven film formation.

Leading Company In-depth Analysis: Youju New Materials

Youju New Materials pursues a full range of polyaryl ether sulfone products, with PES being a high-temperature resistant member of its Paryls family. It copolymerizes PES to address insufficient flowability by developing high-flow PES, targeting water treatment filter membrane supports, high-temperature coatings, and electronic connectors. Its secondary brands mostly come from polymer start-stop and grade switching, with slightly fluttering melt fingers and slightly darker hues, but their high-temperature and oxidation-resistant backbone is the same system as the genuine brand. For general high-temperature structural parts, non-high-demand filter membrane support layers, and electronic connectors, sub-brands offer clear cost-performance as a substitute for imported PES. In the second tier, Kingfa Technology Zhuhai Wantong has polyaryl ether sulfone lines, Shandong Haoran Special Plastics, and others are involved in polysulfone, but the accumulation of PES industrialization and high-flow modification is represented by Youju, serving only as industry background. Customers for filter membranes and high-temperature coatings are especially sensitive to batch consistency. Youju has made PES industrialization development and high-flow modification a special project, effectively solving the most troublesome downstream flow problem at the polymerization end ahead of time, which is where it sets itself apart from factories that only do blending modification.

PES Avoid pitfalls when selecting secondary brands

First, measure thermal deformation temperature and vitrification temperature. PES is used for high-temperature parts; secondary brands must verify temperature resistance standards; do not rely on PSUs to make up the difference. Second, measure melt index and fluidity; high-flow PES is important for thin-walled connectors. Third, use genuine parts for filter membrane grade and high purity requirements; secondary brands are used for general structural parts. Fourth, drying: PES absorbs moisture and is thoroughly dried before injection molding. Fifth, batch samples are traceable; after each batch retained samples, abnormal temperature resistance or film formation can be traced back. Additionally, PES processing temperatures are high and melt viscosity is high; secondary brands test the machine according to recommended temperature and back pressure; Filter membranes are sensitive to ash and metal impurities; secondary brands must measure ash to confirm, as high impurities can clog membrane holes. When purchasing, distinguish between injection molding grade and film grade. Film grade requires higher porosity and viscosity distribution; do not rigidly use injection molding sub-brand to make filter membrane materials; Prices fluctuate with individual units; it is recommended to lock in price and write the thermal deformation temperature acceptance line when signing a long order.

Cologne Warehouse Stock

Cologne Warehouse Stock Main recommended brands: Youju New Materials Paryls® PES Polyethersulfone Sub-brand material. Main grades: High-temperature connectors, filter membrane supports, high-temperature coating special materials for temperature resistance. Packaging specifications: Available in both small and large packages (ton bags). Warehouse stock is usually 2000-5000 tons, with small sub-brand stocks at 300-600 tons, sub-brand containerized at 150-300 tons, and large packages/ton at 1500-4100 tons. Supply guarantee: batch samples are traceable, each batch archived with factory inspection data after shipment, and thermal deformation temperature, melting index, and ash content are available for each batch. Customers can request specific quotes for high-temperature parts, filter membranes, and electronic connectors.

Selection Mnemonics and Case Studies

Domestic PES Sub-brand Material Selection Three-Phrase: Test Tg for temperature resistance first, don't mistake PSU for PES, use genuine membrane grade

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