Electrical insulation
Electrical insulation with material and manufacturing support from prototype through repeat production.
PEEK film Manufacturer · Direct Factory Supply
JIAFUXIN manufactures and supplies PEEK film for industrial buyers that require high strength, fatigue resistance, wear performance and machinability. Standard sizes, custom dimensions and drawing-based factory processing are available.
Engineering overview
Select PEEK film by thickness tolerance, width, dielectric performance, surface treatment, winding and cleanliness. Final suitability depends on the complete operating environment and required service life.
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Technical data
Use these values for preliminary material comparison. Confirm the selected grade, thickness, conditioning, and test method before final design approval.
| Property | Test Method | Typical Value (Amorphous) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| English Units | SI Units | ||
| Available Thickness Range | — | 2–40 mil | 51–1016 µm |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | — | 500°F | 260°C |
| Glass Transition Temperature (Tg) | — | 289°F | 143°C |
| Melting Point | — | 649°F | 343°C |
| Dielectric Strength, 1 mil | ASTM D149 | 3800 V/mil | 150 kV/mm |
| Tensile Strength at Break | ASTM D882 | 16,600 psi | 114 MPa |
Values are typical reference data, not guaranteed specification limits. Actual performance may vary with resin grade, crystallinity, film thickness, manufacturing direction, conditioning, and test procedure.
Selection guide
Share these details to shorten quotation time and reduce specification risk.
Minimum, maximum and continuous temperature under load.
Media, concentration, pressure and exposure duration.
Load, movement, wear, creep and dimensional stability.
Dimensions, tolerance, surface, quantity and documentation.
Technical overview
| Material | Polyether Ether Ketone |
|---|---|
| Available grades | Unfilled, glass-filled, carbon-filled and bearing grades |
| Manufacturing process | Skiving, extrusion, calendaring, slitting and optional surface treatment |
| Supply formats | Thin gauges, sheets, rolls and custom slit widths |
| Typical temperature capability | Typically up to +250°C continuous; grade dependent |
| Typical density | Approximately 1.30–1.51 g/cm³ by grade |
| Custom processing | Slitting, sheet cutting, punching, lamination and single- or double-side treatment |
Values are general reference information, not a material certificate. Grade, process, dimensions and test method affect actual results.
Performance and design
Chemical compatibility and cost should be assessed for the application.
High strength, fatigue resistance, wear performance and machinability.
Unfilled, glass-filled, carbon-filled and bearing grades.
Thickness tolerance, width, dielectric performance, surface treatment, winding and cleanliness.
Slitting, sheet cutting, punching, lamination and single- or double-side treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Confirm the resin or compound, manufacturing route, dimensional tolerance, inspection method and batch traceability. The drawing and service conditions should be reviewed before price becomes the deciding factor.
Send the required grade, dimensions, tolerance, quantity, operating temperature, chemical media, mechanical load, documentation and delivery destination. Photos or drawings help prevent quotation assumptions.
Custom dimensions and secondary processing can be reviewed from a drawing, sample or application specification. Feasibility depends on the material, production method, tolerance and order volume.
Film usually refers to thinner flexible material supplied in rolls or cut sheets. The dividing thickness varies by supplier, so specify thickness, tolerance, width, roll length and surface treatment.
PEEK is much stronger and better suited to structural load and wear, while PTFE has lower friction and broader chemical inertness. Use the PEEK guide to compare grades and product forms.
No. PEEK is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic, not a fluoropolymer. It is included in the range because buyers often compare it with fluoroplastics for high-temperature and precision components.
Select PEEK film by thickness tolerance, width, dielectric performance, surface treatment, winding and cleanliness. Final suitability depends on the complete operating environment and required service life.
Provide nominal thickness, tolerance, roll width, roll length, core size and winding requirement. Slitting yield and edge quality should be agreed for narrow rolls.
Untreated fluoropolymer surfaces are difficult to bond. State the adhesive, lamination process and treated side so surface treatment and handling can be reviewed.
Talk to an engineer
Send the material, dimensions, quantity, working conditions and drawings. JIAFUXIN will recommend a practical manufacturing route.