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Plastics Performance Overview -A Primer on Thermoplastic Polymer Resins- Presented by China Array Plastics LLC

Contents: Plastics Performance Pyramid Key of Polymer Acronyms Performance vs. Cost Trends Individual Ultra, High Performance Polymer, and Select Engineering Resin Profiles ** **Pricing Estimates Stated Herein are Derived From Plastics Technology ®, Plastics News®, and other Reputable Public Sources during 4Q 2007. They are Estimates Only, and are United States prices.

Plastics Performance Pyramid Performance Properties Use Temperature

Polymer Classes Amorphous - The polymer is arranged randomly on the molecular level General Attributes Low Shrinkage Low Warp Usually Transparent/Translucent Poor Impact Poor Chemical Resistance Low Ductility Lower Heat Resistance vs. Crystalline Lower Creep Resistance vs. Crystalline Crystalline - The polymer is arranged in a regular order on the molecular level General Attributes Good Chemical Resistance Good Ductility Poor Shrinkage Good Stiffness Poor Warpage Good Barrier Better Heat Resistance vs. Amorphous Better Creep Resistance vs. Amorphous

Thermoplastic Classifications -General Trends Commodity High Volume Low Cost Low Stiffness Low FR (Flammability Resistance) Low Temperature Resistance Poor Chemical Resistance Engineering High Volume Moderate Cost Good Stiffness/Impact Low FR, Good Chemical Resistance Moderate Temperature Resistance Good Dimensional Stability High Performance Low-Medium Volume High Cost High Stiffness Inherently FR High Temperature Resistance Good Dimensional Stability High Chemical Resistance Ultra Low Volume Very High Cost Very High Stiffness & Hardness Inherently FR Extreme Temperature Resistance Very High Chemical Resistance Wear & Fatigue Resistance

Plastics Key

Limiting Oxygen Index (LOI) LOI expresses the minimum percentage (by volume) of oxygen necessary for a material to undergo flammable combustion Atmospheric air is about 21% oxygen A material’s LOI increasing beyond 21 is an indication of increasing resistance to fire Some polymers have a high LOI and thus are considered inherently flame retardant This performance is often reflected in higher pricing Exceptions include some halogen containing polymers

Price/Performance Trends (CPVC) (PVDF) (PVC) # = lb.

Continuous Use Temperature The continuous use temperature is used to indicate the maximum temperature at which a material may be exposed to for a given long period of time leading to a property loss of 50% Property is usually tensile strength or impact (Tensile Herein) Run for 500-20,000 hrs – Not indefinitely All polymers are organic and thus will break down eventually Key design parameter for demanding applications such as underhood automotive, aerospace, and other industries As continuous use temperature increases so does the cost of the resin

Price/Performance Trends

Heat Distortion Temperature Heat Distortion Temperature indicates the temperature at which a material deflects a certain distance under a specified load Generally run at 66 psi and 264 psi Used as a design parameter to determine if a part will deform during use or post molding operations that entail elevated temperatures Higher HDT materials generally command a premium price

Price/Performance Trends (PA-11)

SRP (Self Reinforced Polyphenylene) {Injection Molded Grade} Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Transparent) Very High Stiffness Good Chemical Resistance LOI of 55% Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 300°C Machinable to Tight Tolerances Very High Wear Resistance Very low Shrinkage Dimensional Stability Intrinsic FR and Low Smoke Good UV and Gamma Resistance High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~370-390°C Continuous use Temp. of ~260°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 159°C Major Resin Producers Solvay Intermediates Biphenyl Benzoyl Chloride Targeted Applications and Markets Automotive Components Aerospace Electronics/Circuit Boards Medical Devices Bolts and Fasteners Coatings and Composites

PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Semi-Crystalline (Opaque) High Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 55 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 300°C Very High Wear Resistance Good Fatigue Resistance BioCompatible Inherent Low Flammability and Low Smoke High Flow Ability to Sterilize – (Autoclave &Radiation) High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~380°C Continuous use Temp. of ~260°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 160°C Major Resin Producers Victrex Solvay Intermediates 4,4’ diOH benzophenone 4,4 difluorobenzophenone Targeted Applications and Markets Bearings & Bushings Gears Aerospace Electronics/Circuit Boards Medical Implants Tubing

PEKK (Polyetherketoneketone) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Crystalline (Opaque) High Stiffness LOI of 40 Very High Purity Bio-implantable Grades Higher Tg than PEEK (162C vs. 142C) Compressive Strength (30,000 psi) higher than PEEK Slower crystallization than PEEK resulting in less warpage Very Good Chemical Resistance High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of 380°C Continuous use Temp. of - 260°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi)- 175°C Major Resin Producers Oxford Performance Materials Intermediates Diphenyl ether Isophthaloyl chloride Targeted Applications and Markets Bio-medical Fuel Cell (Functionalized) Pumps High Temperature Applications

TPI (Thermoplastic Polyimide) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Transparent & Opaque Grades) High Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 47 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 230°C Low Friction / High Wear Resistance Low Metals Content (High Purity) High Chemical Resistance Low Shrinkage and High Dimensional Stability Inherent low flammability and low smoke Ability to Sterilize – (Autoclave &Radiation) No need for “Post Curing” (Optional) High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~390°C Continuous use Temp. of ~240°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 235°C Major Resin Producers Mitsui (DuPont Distributes) GE Intermediates Mitsui: Diamine and a tetracarboxylic dianhydride 1,3-bis(4-aminophenoxy)benzene GE: Diamino Benzimidizole Dianhydride Targeted Applications and Markets Military Aerospace Electronics/Electrical High Performance Fibers Automotive Components

PBI (Polybenzimidazole) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous High Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 58 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 500°C Low Friction / High Wear Resistance Extreme Hardness Good Fatigue Resistance Extremely High Compressive Strength Large Elastic Recovery / Ductile Failure Low Mechanical Hysteresis Must be Processed via Sintering Process (Injection Moldable Blends Available) High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~510°C Continuous use Temp. of ~310°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 435°C Major Resin Producers PBI Performance Products Intermediates Tetra-aminobiphenyl Diphenyl isophthalate Targeted Applications and Markets Fuel Cell Membranes Chemical/Petroleum Industry Aerospace Electronics/Electrical Military High Performance Fibers

PEI (Polyetherimide) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Transparent) High Stiffness LOI of 47 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 200°C Very High Strength Low CLTE Extremely Low Shrinkage Inherent low flammability & Low Smoke Good Chemical Resistance Autoclavable (repeated) High Temperature Polymer Melting Process Temp of ~350-340°C Continuous use Temp. of ~170°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 200°C Major Resin Producers GE Intermediates Bis-Phenol A Phthalic Anhyd. M-Phenylene Diamine Targeted Applications and Markets Optics Housings Automotive Underhood Electronics/Electrical Medical Reusables Electronics Connectors

PAI (Polyamideimide) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Opaque) High Stiffness LOI of 45 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 260°C Excellent Cryogenic Properties Very High Strength Low CLTE Very Low Shrinkage Inherent low flammability & low smoke Good Fatigue Resistance Moderate Chemical Resistance High Temperature Polymer Melting Process Temp of ~315-360°C Continuous use Temp. of ~260°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 280°C Major Resin Producers Solvay Intermediates Trimelletic Anhydride Aromatic Amines Targeted Applications and Markets Gears, Bushings, and Bearings Automotive Connectors Electronics/Electrical Aerospace

PSU (Polysulfone) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Transparent) High Stiffness Moderate Chemical Resistance LOI of 32 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 174°C Inherent low flammability (Self Extinguishing) Food Contact High Toughness & Strength High Melt/Thermal Stability Low Environmental Stress Cracking High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~325-360°C Continuous use Temp. of 140-160°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 174°C Major Resin Producers BASF Solvay Udel® LG Intermediates 4,4’ dichlorophenyl sulfone Bis Phenol A Targeted Applications and Markets Printers Appliances Automotive connectors Electronics/Circuit Boards Pipes and Fittings Faucets

PES (Polyethersulfone) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Transparent) High Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 38 Inherent low flammability Electrical properties at high temperatures Excellent toughness Environmental Stress Cracking Resistant Food Contact Applications High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~360°C Continuous use Temp. of 190°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 203°C Major Resin Producers BASF Solvay Intermediates 4,4’ diOH phenylsulfone 4,4’ dichlorophenyl sulfone Targeted Applications and Markets High Intensity Lighting Appliances Electronics/Circuit Boards Membranes Filters Face Shields Housings

PPSU (Polyphenylsulfone) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Transparent) High Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 44 Inherent low flammability Electrical properties at high temperatures Excellent toughness Autoclavable Environmental Stress Cracking Resistant Hydrolytic Stability High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~370°C Continuous use Temp. of 190°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 207°C Major Resin Producers Solvay BASF Intermediates Diphenyl ether 1,4 benzene sulfonyl chloride Targeted Applications and Markets High Intensity Lighting Appliances Electronics/Circuit Boards Automotive Housings Sterilizable Trays and Housings

LCP (Liquid Crystal Polymer) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Crystalline (Oriented) (Opaque) High Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 43 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 200°C High Wear Resistance Inherent low flammability Very High Flow Ability to Sterilize – (Autoclave & Radiation) Extremely Fast Cycle Times Low CLTE and Shrinkage High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~290-380°C Continuous use Temp. of ~150-204°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 190°C Major Resin Producers Solvay DuPont Sumitomo Polyplastics Intermediates Various aryl hydroxy acids, biphenols, e.g. Vectra: p-OH benzoic acid, 6-OH napthanoic acid Targeted Applications and Markets Cameras & Priners Telecom Aerospace Electronics/Circuit Boards Medical/Dental Automotive Barrier Applications

PPS (Polyphenylenesulfide) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Semi-Crystalline (Opaque) High Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 47 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 150°C High Wear Resistance Thermal Conductivity Inherent low flammability High Flow Radiation Resistant Food Contact High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~320°C Continuous use Temp. of 190°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 135°C Major Resin Producers Chevron Phillips Polyplastics Toray Intermediates 4,4’ dichlorobenzene Targeted Applications and Markets Underhood Automotive Aerospace Electrical/Electronics Coatings for Chemical and Abrasion Resistance

PPA (Polyphthalamide) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Semi-Crystalline (Opaque) High Stiffness Very Good Chemical Resistance LOI of 25 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 140°C Low Coefficient of Friction Low Moisture absorption Good Hydrolytic Stability Ease of processing for High Temp Material High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~340°C Continuous use Temp. of ~140°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 138°C Major Resin Producers DuPont Solvay EMS-Grivory Intermediates Iso and Tere Phthalic Acids Various ailphatic and/or aromatic amines Targeted Applications and Markets Connectors and Bushings Automotive Housing Electronics/Circuit Boards – -Lead Free Cell Phone Housings

PA12 (Polyamide) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Semi-Crystalline (Opaque) Low Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 24 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 125°C Excellent toughness Lowest Nylon Water Absorption (~2%) Hydrolytic Stability Flexible Applications High Barrier Resistance High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~270°C Continuous use Temp. of 100°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 53°C Major Resin Producers Arkema Degussa EMS-Grivory Ube Intermediates PA12: COT Targeted Applications and Markets Low Temp. Impact Applications Sporting Goods Electronics/Circuit Boards Precision moldings Tubings and Hoses Wire & Cable Medical *similar grades as well

PA11 (Polyamide) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Semi-Crystalline (Opaque) Low Stiffness Excellent Chemical Resistance LOI of 24 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 150°C Excellent toughness Good Abrasion Resistance Low Nylon Water Absorption (~2.5%) Hydrolytic Stability Flexible Applications High Barrier Resistance Bioderived polymer High Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~270°C Continuous use Temp. of 125°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 53°C Major Resin Producers Arkema Intermediates 11-aminoundecanoic acid Castor oil Targeted Applications and Markets Gears & Cams Fluid Tubing Powder Coatings Tubings and Hoses

COC (Cyclic Olefin Copolymer) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Amorphous (Transparent) Optical Transparency Extremely Low Birefringence LOI of --- Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 170°C Very High Refractive Index Very Low Shrinkage and Warpage Good Chemical Resistance High Moisture Barrier Non-toxic Combustion Products Excellent biocompatibility FDA Food Contact and USP Class VI Approved Moderate Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~250-320°C Continuous use Temp. of --°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 151°C Major Resin Producers TOPAS Inc Mitsui Intermediates Ethylene Norbornene Targeted Applications and Markets Optical Lens Applications Optical Sensors and Lasers Micro Fluidic Structures Medical Devices Packaging Films and Blisters Lab Ware

PVDF (Polyvinylidinedifluoride) Key Properties & Performance Characteristics Crystalline (Opaque) Extremely Low Birefringence LOI of 60 Maintains Mechanical Properties up to 170°C Melt Processable Fluoropolymer Good Radiation Resistance Good Chemical Resistance Piezoelectric Properties High UV Resistance Inherently Low Flammability and Smoke Very High Purity Moderate Temperature Polymer Melt Process Temp of ~220-270°C Maximum use Temp. of -170°C Heat Distortion Temp. (264psi) 125°C Major Resin Producers Arkema Solvay Solexis Intermediates 1,1-difluoroethene Targeted Applications and Markets Fluid Transfer Systems Pump Assemblies Membranes Premium Wire Insulation Bearings Metal Coatings

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