Ultramid
ULTRAMID A3WG3
ULTRAMID A3WG4
ULTRAMID A3WG5
ULTRAMID A3WG6
ULTRAMID A3WG7
ULTRAMID A3WG7 HP
ULTRAMID A3WG8
ULTRAMID A3WG10
Packing:25kg/bag
Description:
Ultramid A3WG3 is a 15% glass fiber reinforced, pigmented black and heat aging resistance injection molding PA66 grade.
Ultramid A3WG5 is a 25% glass fiber reinforced and heat resistance injection molding PA66 grade.
Ultramid A3WG6 is a 30% glass fiber reinforced and heat resistance injection molding PA66 grade for machinery components and housings of high stiffness and dimensional stability.
Ultramid A3WG7 is a 35% glass fiber reinforced and heat resistance injection molding PA66 grade for machinery for industrial items.
Ultramid A3WG7 HP is a 35% glass reinforced, heat stabilized, injection molding PA66 grade with excellent flow and surface finish.
Ultramid A3WG8 is a 40% glass fiber reinforced, pigmented black PA66. This grade offers excellent heat resistance and high strength. It is designed for industrial applications requiring excellent strength and stiffness.
Ultramid A3WG10 is a 50% glass fiber reinforced and heat aging resistance injection molding PA66 grade.
Overview:
Ultramid grades are molding compounds on the basis of PA6, PA66 and various co-polyamides such as PA66/6. The range also includes PA610 and semi-aromatic polyamides such as PA6T/6. The molding compounds are available unreinforced, reinforced with glass fibers or minerals and also reinforced with long-glass fibers for special applications. Ultramid is noted for its high mechanical strength, stiffness and thermal stability. In addition, Ultramid offers good toughness at low temperatures, favorable sliding friction behavior and can be processed without any problems.
The most important properties of Ultramid:
High strength and rigidity
Very good impact strength
Outstanding resistance to chemicals
Low tendency to creep
Dimensional stability
Simple processing
Because of the manifold and tailor-made characteristics of Ultramid many applications are possible, especially in automotive construction, electrical engineering and electronics, in household technology, industrial connection, photovoltaics, in construction and installation, furniture, the sanitary industry and in mechanical engineering.
Ultramid can be processed by all methods known for thermoplastics. The main methods are injection molding and extrusion. Complex moldings are economically manufactured in large numbers from Ultramid by injection molding. The extrusion method is used to produce films, semi-finished products, pipes, profiled parts, sheet and monofilaments. Semi-finished products are usually further processed by cutting tools to form finished molded parts.
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