SPE COURSE: Why Sulfones? A Deep Dive into Polysulfone, Polyethersulfone, and Polyphenylsulfone
SPE On Demand Course
Why Sulfones? A Deep Dive into Polysulfone, Polyethersulfone, and Polyphenylsulfone
Summary
In today’s world of high-performance materials, sulfone-based polymers stand out as versatile workhorses, trusted in applications where failure is not an option. From enduring repeated sterilization cycles in medical devices to enduring the extreme conditions of aerospace and industrial applications, Polysulfone (PSU), Polyethersulfone (PES), and Polyphenylsulfone (PPSU) deliver unparalleled strength, durability, and thermal stability. But why sulfones? What about their structure makes them so versatile in critical applications, and how can you unlock their potential in your designs?
Join us for "Why Sulfones? A Deep Dive into Polysulfone, Polyethersulfone, and Polyphenylsulfone" and discover the science behind their exceptional properties, learn how to select the right sulfone for your application, and gain insights into real-world use cases where these materials solve the toughest engineering challenges.
Topics will include
Structure
Polymerization
Typical properties and applications
Advantages/disadvantages
Failure Tendencies
Regardless of your application, this course will help you to make informed material choices and avoid failure.
On Demand Costs
SPE Premium Member
FREE
SPE Members
$49
SPE Student Member
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Jeffrey A. Jansen is the Engineering Manager and a Partner at The Madison Group, an independent plastics engineering and consulting firm. Jeff is a proven plastic professional with more than 30 years of experience solving problems and addressing opportunities related to polymeric materials. He specializes in failure analysis, material identification and selection, as well as compatibility, aging, and lifetime prediction studies for thermoplastic materials. Jeff has performed over 5,000 investigations, both for industrial clients and as a part of litigation. He is a regular presenter on the SPE webinar series, covering a wide range of topics related to plastics failure, material performance, testing, and polymer technology. Jeff is a graduate of Carroll College and the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
This content is tailored for product designers and engineers engaged in the development of high-performance applications within sectors such as automotive, building and infrastructure, aerospace, industrial and medical fields. It is also relevant for materials scientists and engineers, polymer chemists, as well as manufacturing and process engineers who contribute to the advancement of these innovative applications.
Why Should You Purchase On Demand?
Are you working on demanding applications where material failure is not an option?
Sulfone-based polymers like Polysulfone (PSU), Polyethersulfone (PES), and Polyphenylsulfone (PPSU) are engineered to deliver exceptional performance in critical environments. Understanding their unique properties is essential to leveraging their full potential.
Are you seeking materials that can withstand sterilization cycles, high temperatures, or extreme environments?
Sulfone polymers offer unparalleled durability and thermal stability, making them ideal for medical devices, aerospace components, and industrial applications requiring reliable performance.
Are you curious about what makes sulfones stand out in the world of high-performance plastics?
The molecular structure of sulfones plays a key role in their strength, chemical resistance, and versatility. Understanding these factors will help you make informed material choices for your designs.
Are you struggling to choose the right sulfone polymer for your specific application?
Each sulfone type has unique advantages and limitations. Selecting the appropriate material requires a deep understanding of their properties.
If these challenges resonate with you, the Why Sulfones? A Deep Dive into Polysulfone, Polyethersulfone, and Polyphenylsulfone course is designed for you!
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