Stiffness
A stiff material resists deformation under a load.
Get in touch ↗A rigid, high-temperature polymer used where hot water, dimensional stability or electrical performance are important.
Polymer / material family
PSU means Polysulfone.
A rigid, high-temperature polymer used where hot water, dimensional stability or electrical performance are important.
PSU, PPSU and PESU are separate sulfone polymers. Do not combine them solely because their colours or uses are similar.
A stiff material resists deformation under a load.
The appropriate service temperature depends on the exact grade, load and application.
Resistance to degradation associated with water exposure, especially when warm.
Properties vary with formulation, reinforcement, moisture, processing and service conditions. Use the exact grade data sheet for engineering decisions.
A known grade and a clean, separated batch make the recycling enquiry more useful. A route must still be agreed.
PSU, PPSU and PESU are separate sulfone polymers. Do not combine them solely because their colours or uses are similar.
Poly-Cycle can discuss your material information and collection requirements. Inclusion in this guide does not confirm acceptance, a particular recycling method or that every operation takes place at a Poly-Cycle facility.
How assessment and collection workSend the team your grade details, approximate quantity and photographs. We can discuss the information needed for your particular batch.
A tough, high-temperature sulfone polymer used for demanding technical parts.
Understand this material PES / PESUA heat-resistant sulfone polymer used in demanding parts and membranes.
Understand this materialGeneral material information reviewed 1 November 2026. Manufacturer information supports the material descriptions; recycling enquiry guidance is an editorial synthesis, not a statement of a supplier’s or Poly-Cycle’s acceptance criteria.
Browse this guide under: High Performance Plastics. The original category inventory was informed by RM Group’s plastics directory; explanations have been written for Poly-Cycle.