The main factors that determine the heat resistance of plastic parts in home appliances include the type of plastic material used, its melting point, thermal conductivity, and flame retardancy. Additionally, the design and thickness of the plastic part, as well as any reinforcements or additives, can also affect its heat resistance.
The main factors that determine the heat resistance of plastic parts in home appliances are the type of plastic used, the additives and fillers added to the plastic, the design and thickness of the part, and the operating temperature of the appliance.
The main factors that determine the heat resistance of plastic parts in home appliances include the type of plastic used, its chemical composition, the presence of additives or reinforcements, the thickness and design of the part, and the operating temperature range.
