WeProFab PSU sheets are rigid, high-strength, semi-tough, clear plastics with better hydrolytic stability than polycarbonate materials, so they can be used as an alternative to polycarbonate or acrylic in some high-temperature performance applications. Our PSU sheets are resistant to hot water and steam degradation and are commonly used in medical and food preparation applications that require repeated sterilization. FDA-compliant grades are available.
Regarding size, thickness, and color, we can customize them to meet your specific needs.
Key Features of WeProFab PSU Sheets
Our PSU sheets are high temperature resistant up to 285°F, chemical and vapor resistant, clear and hard. They are also resistant to acids, alkalis and a wide range of solvents, making them suitable for use in harsh environments. Good radiation stability, low ionic impurities, good hydrolysis resistance, high mechanical strength, excellent dielectric properties, and low notched impact strength are also their highlights.
As a result, our PSU sheets are ideally suited for applications that require high strength, heat resistance and reliability in challenging environments.
WeProFab PSU Sheets Applications
Thanks to their excellent durability and abrasion resistance, our PSU sheets are used in the medical industry, e.g. for autoclave trays, medical device housings and sterilization equipment. In the automotive industry, they are applied to high-performance components in engines and transmissions. And their FDA-compliant ratings make them suitable for food processing equipment, while their excellent insulating properties are ideal for** electrical and electronic applications.
In addition, our PSU sheet is widely used in chemical processing, laboratory settings and hot water systems due to its excellent chemical resistance and hydrolytic stability. Choose WeProFab PSU sheet for durability, reliability and superior performance in any challenging environment.
Yes, PSU (polysulfone) is autoclavable. It has been specifically designed to withstand repeated sterilization cycles without losing its mechanical properties or degrading. Polysulfone has excellent hydrolytic stability, making it resistant to damage caused by exposure to heat, steam and pressure during autoclaving.
Polysulfone (PSU) sheet prices typically range from $50 to $150 per square meter for standard sheets and $150 to $300+ per square meter for medical-grade or customized options. Exact costs depend on size, thickness, grade, and order quantity.
