Carbon Fiber Compound for ESD Wheels and Castors
Soft, abrasion resistant and non-marking PRE-ELEC® TPU 16159 is an optimal choice for ESD wheels.
Highly conductive carbon fibers ensure the required strength and conductivity. Unlike steel fiber, carbon fibers do not wear out the processing equipment.
Premix’s long-term experience from electrically conductive plastics guarantees stable and homogenous product quality.
Advantages
- non-marking material
- colourable
- haptic touch
Looking for more colour?
PRE-ELEC® TPU 16159 can be coloured in various shades.
Please turn to us for the samples and further instructions.
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