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Noryl

Noryl for CNC Machining

Noryl is a thermoplastic valued for its electrical properties, stability, and resistance, making it ideal for precise electrical and fluid handling applications.

Updated: 8/20/26

Outstanding strength, stiffness, and electrical insulating properties

Noryl

Noryl is an engineering thermoplastic known for its high dielectric strength, minimal thermal expansion, and low moisture absorption, making it ideal for electrical applications that demand precise machining.

Noryl's dimensional stability, flame resistance, and mechanical properties make it well-suited for end-use products with electrical, fluid handling, energy storage, and water management applications.

Performance Characteristics

  • Wear resistant
  • Inherent flame retardant
  • Good heat deflection temperature
  • Strong chemical resistance

Common Brands

  • SustaPPO
  • TECANYL

Noryl Properties

  • Mechanical Properties
  • Thermal Properties
  • Electrical Properties
  • Optical Properties
  • Mechanical Properties

    Tensile Strength 9,600 psi
    Tensile Modulus of Elasticity 350,000 psi
    Tensile Elongation 25%
    Flexural Strength 14,400 psi
    Flexural Modulus of Elasticity 370,000 psi
    Compressive Strength --
    Hardness (Rockwell) R119
    Izod Impact 3.5 ft-lbs/in

  • Thermal Properties

    Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion 3.3 in/in/°F x 10-5
    Heat Deflection Temperature (66 psi/264 psi) 279 / 254 °F
    Max Continuous Service Temperature in Air 220 °F

  • Electrical Properties

    Dielectric Strength 500 V/mil

  • Optical Properties

    Light Transmittance -- %
    Haze -- %