APC-2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER

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APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER DESCRIPTION Cytec Engineered Materials APC2 composites have a thermoplastic matrix of poly(etheretherketone) commonly referred to as PEEK. The polymer is semicrystalline with a glass transition temperature of 289 F (143 C).* Composites can be used in lightly loaded applications at temperatures up to 500 F (260 C) due to the semicrystalline nature of the polymer. The composites possess excellent environmental resistance, toughness and fir resistant properties. APC2 prepreg can be stored at ambient conditions and has an indefinite shelf life. APC02 composites retain good mechanical properties at cryogenic temperatures. The excellent composite properties result from the PEEK matrix, the full wetting and tailored fiber matrix interface achieved in the impregnation process. Laminates and parts can be fabricated from APC2 using a wide range of processes from autoclave consolidation to rapid stamping techniques. The prepreg may also be filament wound and tapeplaced using insitu consolidation. This wide range of processing techniques may be used because of the thermoplastic nature of the polymer and the full wetting of the fibers in the prepreg. FEATURES & BENEFITS Semicrystalline, thermoplastic matrix Fully impregnated, unidirectional prepreg Large database Very high toughness and damage tolerance Tg of 289 F (143 C). Service temperature up to 500 F (260 C) depending on stress conditions* Excellent environmental resistance Good resistance to creep and fatigue Outstanding fire resistance Very good wear resistance Processed using a wide range of fabrication techniques at 720 F (382 C) Indefinite shelf life at ambient conditions SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS Typical applications for Cytec Engineered Materials APC2 include aircraft structure, space components and other structural engineering components * NOTE: Tg data is not applicable for U.S. export control classification or licensing. For exportrelated information please contact us. A E C M 00040

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER CHARACTERISTICS Table 1 Typical Polymer Properties for PEEK Property Room Temperature (121 C) (121 C) wet Tensile 14.5 (100) 8.5 (58) 8.5 (58) Tensile 0.52 (3.6) 0.49 (3.4) 0.49 (3.4) Failure Strain, % 70 70 70 Flexural 1 24.7(170) 14.5(100) 14.5(100) Flexural 0.59 (4.1) 0.58 (4.0) 0.58 (4.0) Tg, F( C) * 289 (143) Density, g/cc 1.32 1 Yield value at >5% strain * NOTE: Tg data is not applicable for U.S. export control classification or licensing. For exportrelated information please contact us. PROPERTIES Table 2 Mechanical properties: High strength [>500 ksi (3447 MPa)] standard modulus [33 Msi (228 GPa) class] carbon fiber reinforced unidirectional tape. Typical Cytec Engineered Materials product code: APC2/AS4 Mechanical Properties 0 Tensile Properties Failure strain, % Poisson s ratio 0 Compressive Properties 0 Flexural Properties 90 Tensile Properties Failure strain, % Inplane Shear Properties 67 F (55 C) 300 (2070) 1.45 0.30 220 (1520) 19 (131) 14 (99) 1.5 (10.3) 0.94 30 (207) 0.92 (6.3) 75 F (24 C) 300 (2070) 1.45 0.30 197 (1360) 290 (2000) 13 (86) 1.5 (10.3) 0.88 27 (186) 0.82 (5.7) Test Temperature 180 F (82 C) 180 F (82 C) wet 295 (2030) 180 (1250) 270 (1860) 23 (159) 295 (2030) 180 (1250) 270 (1860) 12 (83) 1.4 (9.6) 0.86 24 (166) 0.74 (5.1) (121 C) 290 (2000) 1.35 170 (1170) 257 (1770) 21 (145) (121 C) wet 290 (2000) 170 (1170) 257 (1770) Open Hole Tension 56 (386) Open Hole Compression 47 (324) 42 (290) 41 (283) 38 (262) 37 (255) Property values listed are typical for laminates with 60% fiber volume. Wet = water immersion for 14 days at 160 F (71 C) 2 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER Table 3 Toughness Properties: High strength [>500 ksi (3447 MPa) standard modulus [33 Msi (228 GPa) class] carbon fiber reinforced unidirectional tape Typical Cytec Engineered Materials product code: APC2/AS4 Toughness Property 67 F (55 C) Test Temperature 75 F (24 C) Compression after impact Strength after 1500 inlb/in (6.67 J/mm) impact, ksi (MPa) 49 (338) Interlaminar fracture toughness Mode I G IC, inlb/in 2 (kj/m 2 ) Mode II G IIC, inlb/in 2 (kj/m 2 ) Property values listed are typical for laminates with 60% fiber volume 8.6 (1.5) 10.3 (1.8) 9.7 (1.7) 11.4 (2.0) Table 4 Mechanical Properties: High strength [> 750 ksi (5170 MPa) intermediate modulus [40 Msi (276 GPa) class] carbon fiber reinforced unidirectional tape Typical Cytec Engineered Materials product code: APC2/IM7 Mechanical Properties 0 Tensile Properties Failure strain, % Poisson s ratio 0 Compressive Properties 0 Flexural Properties 90 Tensile Properties 90 Flextural Properties Data continues in Table 5 67 F (55 C) 410 (2830) 25 (172) 1.5 0.26 220 (1510) 22 (152) 350 (2410) 23 (159) 9.2 (63) 1.6 (11) 16 (110) 1.4 (9.7) Test Temperature 75 F (24 C) 420 (2900) 25 (172) 1.5 0.27 190 (1310) 22 (152) 315 (2170) 23 (159) 8.7 (60) 1.5 (10) 15 (103) 1.4 (9.7) Property values listed are typical for laminates with 60% fiber volume Wet = water immersion for 14 days at 160 F (71 C) (177 C) 400 (2760) 25 (172) 1.4 0.30 170 (1170) 21 (145) 260 (1790) 22 (152) 7.0 (48) 1.2 (8.3) 13 (90) 1.1 (7.6) (177 C) wet 170 (1170) 21 (145) 260 (1790) 22 (152) 13 (90) 1.1 (7.6) 3 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER Table 5 Mechanical Properties: High strength [> 750 ksi (5170 MPa) intermediate modulus [40 Msi (276 GPa) class] carbon fiber reinforced unidirectional tape, continued Typical Cytec Engineered Materials product code: APC2/IM7 Mechanical Properties Inplane Shear Properties 67 F (55 C) 28 (193) 0.86 (5.9) Test Temperature 75 F (24 C) 26 (179) 0.80 (5.5) (177 C) 0.52 (3.6) (177 C) wet 19 (131) 0.40 (2.8) Open Hole Tension 74 (510) 69 (476) 66 (455) 63 (434) Open Hole Compression 50 (345) 47 (324) 38 (262) 36 (248) Compression after impact Strength after 1500 inlb/in (6.67 J/mm) impact, ksi (MPa) 53 (366) Interlaminar fracture toughness Mode I G IC, inlb/in 2 (kj/m 2 ) Mode II G IIC, inlb/in 2 (kj/m 2 ) Property values listed are typical for laminates with 60% fiber volume Wet = water immersion for 14 days at 160 F (71 C) 9.2 (1.6) 12 (2.1) Table 6 Mechanical Properties: S2 glass fiber reinforced unidirectional tape Typical Cytec Engineered Materials product code: APC2/S2 glass 13 (2.3) 11 (1.9) Mechanical Properties 75 F (24 C) (121 C) (121 C) wet 0 Tensile Properties 0 Compressive Properties 0 Flexural Properties 170 (1170) 8.0 (55) 160 (1100) 8.0 (55) 225 (1551) 8.0 (55) Property values listed are typical for laminates with 60% fiber volume Wet = water immersion for 14 days at 160 F (71 C) 165 (1140) 8.0 (55) 150 (1030) 150 (1030) 8.0 (55) Table 7 Dielectric Properties: Tested according to ASTM D 150 at 1 MHz at room temperature Dielectric constant 4.60 Loss tangent < 0.001 4 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER APPLICATION NOTES Autoclave Consolidation The recommended layup for autoclave consolidation is shown in Figure 1. Recommended cure cycle for autoclave consolidation is shown in Figure 2. Figure 1 Recommended Layup for Autoclave Consolidation 5 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER Figure 2 Recommended Cure Cycle for Autoclave Consolidation Press Molding The recommended layup for press molding is shown in Figure 3. Recommended cure cycle for press molding is shown in Figure 4. For transfer press molding, the recommended cure cycle is shown in 6 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER Figure 3 Recommended Layup for Press Molding 7 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER Figure 4 Recommended Cure Cycle for Press Molding 8 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER Figure 5 Recommended Cure Cycle for Transfer Press Molding PRODUCT HANDLING AND SAFETY Cytec Engineered Materials recommends wearing clean, impervious gloves when working with BMI resin systems to reduce skin contact and to avoid contamination of the product. Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and product labels are available upon request and can be obtained from any Cytec Engineered Materials Office. DISPOSAL OF SCRAP MATERIAL Disposal of scrap material should be in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. 9 A E C M 000 0 4 0

APC2 PEEK THERMOPLASTIC POLYMER CONTACT INFORMATION GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS Tempe, Arizona tel 480.730.2000 fax 480.730.2088 NORTH AMERICA Olean, New York tel 716.372.9650 fax 716.372.1594 Winona, Minnesota tel 507.454.3611 fax 507.452.8195 Greenville, Texas tel 903.457.8500 fax 903.457.8598 EUROPE AND ASIA Wrexham, United Kingdom tel +44.1978.665200 fax +44.1978.665222 Springfield, Massachusetts tel 1.800.253.4078 fax 716.372.1594 Anaheim, California tel 714.630.9400 fax 714.666.4345 Cytec Carbon Fibers LLC Piedmont, South Carolina tel 864.277.5720 fax 864.299.9373 Östringen, Germany tel +49.7253.934111 fax +49.7253.934102 Havre de Grace, Maryland tel 410.939.1910 fax 410.939.8100 Orange, California tel 714.639.2050 fax 714.532.4096 D Aircraft Products, Inc. Anaheim, California tel 714.632.8444 fax 714.632.7164 Shanghai, China tel +86.21.5746.8018 fax +86.21.5746.8038 DISCLAIMER: The data and information provided in this document have been obtained from carefully controlled samples and are considered to be representative of the product described. Cytec Engineered Materials (CEM) does not express or imply any guarantee or warranty of any kind including, but not limited to, the accuracy, the completeness or the relevance of the data and information set out herein. Because the properties of this product can be significantly affected by the fabrication and testing techniques employed, and since CEM does not control the conditions under which its products are tested and used, CEM cannot guarantee that the properties provided will be obtained with other processes and equipment. No guarantee or warranty is provided that the product is adapted for a specific use or purpose and CEM declines any liability with respect to the use made by any third party of the data and information contained herein. CEM has the right to change any data or information when deemed appropriate. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 10 A E C M 000 0 4 0