Products

Akulon® K224-HG6 is a polyamide 6 (PA 6) resin that offers a cost-effective solution and is known for being heat stabilized, lightweight, and having reduced friction properties. They are UL flame-rated as well. They find applications in various markets, including automotive and transportation, building and construction, consumer goods, and industrial sectors.

ForTii® Ace MX52 is a polyphthalamide (PPA) with unique fatigue performance and chemical resistance. Its high aromatic content and high Tg lead to excellent part stiffness and low creep, even at temperatures up to 150 °C. Moisture uptake occurs slowly, with minimal impact on dimensions. ForTii® Ace MX52 is processed using injection molding technology and is heat stabilized. It is 40% glass-reinforced and suitable for automotive applications.

Akulon® Ultraflow K-FHGM24 is a high-performance polyamide 6 and polyamide 66 material trusted globally for diverse applications, including automotive, electronics, electrical, furniture, and packaging. In molded parts, it delivers an exceptional blend of design simplicity and processing ease, coupled with outstanding mechanical properties across a wide temperature range and diverse conditions. For extrusion, it establishes industry-leading standards, offering impressive strength, resilience, and ease of processing. Injection molding is the preferred technology, and notable features encompass 10% glass reinforcement, 20% mineral reinforcement, heat stabilization, and high flow characteristics.

Akulon® Ultraflow K-FHG7 /A is a high-performance polyamide 6 and polyamide 66 material utilized worldwide across various applications, including automotive, electronics, electrical, furniture, and packaging. It excels in molded parts, striking an impressive balance between design flexibility and processing ease, while delivering outstanding mechanical properties over a wide temperature range and in diverse conditions. In extrusion, it establishes industry standards, boasting exceptional strength, resilience, and ease of processing. Injection molding is the preferred method, and key features encompass 35% glass reinforcement, heat stabilization, and high flow capabilities.