What are some examples of thermoplastics? 1.PP material Polypropylene is a general-purpose resin closely related to our daily lives. 50% of the world's propylene and 60% of my country's propylene come from polypropylene. It is the fastest growing general-purpose plastic resin in the world, second only to polyethylene and polyvinyl chloride in total. LFT-G blends resin raw materials and long glass ...

The chemical company LANXESS cooperated with a Hebei manufacturer of auto parts to develop the first gearbox side cover made of polyamide 6 (PA6) for the world-renowned SUV and pickup truck manufacturers. Compared with the original metal version (die-cast aluminum cover), the new version greatly improves the integration of different functional features. · Lightweight design solutions have achieved...

That is, original polypropylene resin filling 40% glass fiber to improve the performance of polypropylene. Glass fiber modification is one of the most important ways to enhance modification, and glass fiber modification is also divided into short glass fiber modification, long glass fiber modification and continuous fiber modification. LFT-G company specializes in the production of long glass fibe...

The mechanical properties of blended materials such as glass fiber and toughening agent are added to nylon. The results show that with the increase of glass fiber content, the tensile strength and bending strength of the material are greatly improved, and the impact strength is more complicated. Adding, the toughness of the material is greatly improved. Adding 30% to 35% of glass fiber, 8% to 12% ...

Nylon and carbon fiber are both excellent materials in the field of engineering plastics. The composite material comprehensively reflects the advantages of the two. For example, the strength and rigidity are much higher than that of unreinforced nylon, the high temperature creep is small, and the thermal stability is significantly improved. , Good dimensional accuracy and wear resistance. It has e...

Invention of nylon Nylon (Nylon), named Polyamide in English, is a man-made polymer. Wallace Carothers of DuPont invented the plastic on February 28, 1935, in Wilmington, USA. Nylon was officially marketed in 1938. The first nylon products were nylon brushes for toothbrushes (sold on February 24, 1938) and nylon stockings for women (sold on May 15, 1940). The appearance of nylon makes the textile ...

Polybutanediol terephthalate (PBT) has excellent comprehensive properties, such as high crystallinity, rapid prototyping, weather resistance, low friction coefficient, high thermal deformation temperature, good electrical properties, excellent mechanical properties, fatigue resistance, can be ultrasonic welding. However, its notched impact strength is low, forming shrinkage rate is large, hydrolys...

Glass fiber is a very common material in the chemical industry, often used in the production of reinforced plastics or reinforced rubber. Due to Glass Fiber has high temperature resistance, flame retardant, corrosion resistance, heat insulation, high tensile strength, good insulation characteristics, raw materials after adding glass fiber can significantly improve the heat resistance and mechanica...