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TECACOMP PA66 GF30 natural 9116

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Polymer Name: Polyamide 66 (PA 66)

Processing Methods: Injection Molding

Fillers Included: Glass Fiber

Technical Data Sheet

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Properties

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Physical Form
Mechanical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Charpy Impact Strength (7,5 J)70kJ/m2DIN EN ISO 179-1eU
Elongation at Break (50 mm/min)3%DIN EN ISO 527-1
Modulus of Elasticity (Tensile test, 50 mm/min)9500MPaDIN EN ISO 527-1
Tensile Strength (50 mm/min)210MPaDIN EN ISO 527-1
Thermal Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Glass Transition Temperature5 / 72°C
Melting Temperature260°C
Service Temperature (long term)110°C
Service Temperature (short term)170°C
Other Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Bulk Density0.6g/cm3EN ISO 60
Viscosity Number145ml/gDIN EN ISO 307
Processing Information
Processing Parameter Value Unit
Cylinder/processing temperature 260 - 310 °C
Mold temperature 90 - 150 °C
Material temperature 290 - 310 °C
  • This material can be processed as a thermoplastic taking the normal technical provisions into account. The above mentioned information refers exclusively to the injection molding process.
  • Processing should be carried out as gently as possible, in order to maintain the maximum fiber length in the component. Back pressure and injection rate should be adjusted to the component geometry accordingly. The optimum processing temperature depends upon the respective geometry of the molded part and can be different from machine to machine.
Predrying
Predrying Value Unit
Permissible residual moisture content < 0.1 %
Drying temperature 80 °C
Drying time 4 - 8 h
  • To achieve optimum mechanical properties, it is recommended to pre-dry the material w ith the above mentioned parameters.

Storage & Handling

Storage & Shelf Life
The granules must be stored in dry, normally tempered rooms and in closed containers. For moisture-sensitive materials, the granules must be sealed airtight. Protection against direct sunlight must be guaranteed. The granules are usually subject to the requirements of no shelf life limitation. Shelf Life may be limited by some additives.