Poly(phenylene sulfide) containing mixtures and processes for pr

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles – Utilizing diverse solid particles

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260 79, 260 791, 264126, 264127, 264236, 264347, C08G 2300, B29C 2500

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039549321

ABSTRACT:
A process for free sintering parts made from mixtures of poly(phenylene sulfide) and at least one selected filler by subjecting molded parts to gradually increasing temperatures and then curing at an elevated temperature. Precured poly(phenylene sulfide) is first mixed with the selected filler and then compression molded to form a part of a desired shape. The part is then free sintered by being subjected to a gradually increasing temperature in an oven and cured. After curing, the part is cooled and is ready for use.

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