High-Temp (PAH10)

Best for

Parts near heat: hot-air or fluid fixtures, housings near motors, silicone-mold masters.

What people make with it

• Hot-air and hot-fluid fixtures
• Housings near motors and lamps
• Masters for silicone molds

Specs

Heat deflection

110 °C / 230 °F (Clear Tan) · 95 °C / 203 °F (Black)

Flexural strength

140 MPa

Flexural modulus

3,350 MPa

Elongation at break

6%

Hardness

Shore 88D

Manufacturer's published lab values (averages). Your part's shape and finishing also matter.

Good to know

• Brittle: can crack under impact or if flexed
• Black version is rated lower (95 °C)

High-Temp or something else?

• Tooling (PAH270)Tooling resin goes to 270 °C for injection-mold inserts, but is more brittle.
• PPA-GFPlastic PPA-GF is tougher for hot parts that take load.

Design tips

• The Clear Tan version is rated higher (110 °C) than Black (95 °C).

Not the right choice for

• Parts that flex or take impact (it's brittle)

Colors (2)

• Clear Tan
• Black

Screen colors are a guide; the real plastic can look slightly different.

Finishing

Add sanding for smoother surfaces, or a Gloss or Matte coat (a Matte coat looks like molded plastic). Choosing a coat adds sanding. About finishing

Compare with

• Tough (PAU20)
• Wear-Resistant (PAWR10)
• Clear (PAT10)
• Tooling (PAH270)
• Elastic (PAE10)