As a leader in specialty polymers, Polyether Ether Ketone (PEEK) plays a crucial role in numerous fields.

Its unique molecular structure provides excellent properties such as high-temperature resistance and chemical corrosion resistance, making it an indispensable material in modern industries, healthcare, aerospace, and more.

PEEK has a profound impact on driving technological upgrades and innovation across various industries. In the field of humanoid robots, the combination of PEEK materials with carbon fiber has become a significant trend.

By using different processes to combine carbon fiber with PEEK particles, the strength and modulus of the material can be significantly enhanced, making it more suitable for high-end industries such as aerospace and defense.

The application of PEEK in humanoid robots spans various key parts, including joints, bearings, gears, skeletons, and structural components.

Beyond this, what other application fields does PEEK have?

Automotive industry

In the automotive industry, PEEK is used to manufacture engine peripheral components such as intake manifolds and throttle bodies, which are subjected to high temperatures, chemical corrosion, and mechanical stresses.  This enhances engine performance and reliability, reducing fuel consumption and emissions.

Aerospace industry

In the aerospace industry, where material performance requirements are stringent, PEEK's advantages are fully demonstrated. It is used in high-temperature areas of aircraft engine components, such as combustion chambers and turbine blades, where it offers excellent high-temperature resistance, oxidation resistance, and creep resistance. PEEK maintains its mechanical properties and dimensional accuracy, ensuring efficient and stable engine operation and flight safety.

PEEK is also applied in aircraft structural components, such as wing beams and fuselage frames. Its high strength and lightweight characteristics reduce aircraft weight and increase payload capacity and range. Modified and composite processes enhance its overall performance to meet design and manufacturing standards.

In aerospace electronics, PEEK is used as an insulation material to ensure electrical performance and signal transmission reliability. It is also used in the manufacturing of precision instruments and equipment for satellites and spacecraft, where it withstands the harsh conditions of space. PEEK protects equipment from extreme temperature fluctuations, radiation, and micrometeoroid impacts, maintaining the stability of mechanical and electrical performance and contributing to the development of high-performance, lightweight, and long-life aerospace technologies.

Medical Field

In the medical field, PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) is an ideal material due to its excellent biocompatibility, non-toxicity, and resistance to corrosion in physiological environments.

In orthopedic implants, it is used to manufacture artificial joints (hip, knee, shoulder, etc.), bone plates, bone screws, and more. PEEK closely matches the elastic modulus of human bone, reducing the stress shielding effect and promoting bone tissue growth and healing. It provides long-term stable fixation of fractures and helps restore limb function.

In spinal surgery, PEEK interbody fusion devices are widely applied. The three-dimensional porous structure design facilitates bone cell ingrowth for fusion, maintaining intervertebral height and spinal curvature, and treating conditions such as disc degeneration and spinal instability.

In dentistry, PEEK dental implants and abutments are increasingly favored for their aesthetic appearance, excellent biocompatibility, and the absence of metal allergies and corrosion issues, ensuring oral health and restoration outcomes.

With advancements in medical technology and clinical research, PEEK has vast potential in frontier areas such as tissue engineering scaffolds and drug delivery carriers, offering material support for personalized precision medicine.

3D printing technology can design implants tailored to individual patient needs based on their specific medical conditions. Compared to traditional implants, 3D-printed PEEK implants better meet patients' personalized needs and improve surgical success rates.

electronic industry

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