Electrical properties of Stanyl®When using Stanyl in E&E applications one of the main functions is electrical insulation. The insulating power of a thermoplastic can be expressed in several ways:
The exact levels of the electrical properties mentioned above depend on the specific grade, temperature, and moisture content. In general these properties are sufficiently retained at elevated temperatures to fulfill critical application requirements. Detailed information is available in the product databaseor the ULweb site. |
In addition, Stanyl offers low and stable values for dielectric constants at high frequencies which is key in designing today's IT connectors. Moisture uptake may increase the dielectric constant, however this effect is only seen at low frequencies and not at the high frequencies typically encountered in current or future IT equipment (see graph below). DSM has developed a Stanyl portfolio combining excellent performance for E&E applications with outstanding long-term performance, including several High Flowgrades.
![]() Low and stable dielectric constant of Stanyl at high frequencies |


