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PA 66GF35 (5)

Directo de fábrica PA 66GF35

ESPECIFICACIONES: PA66 + 35% GF | Tracción: 180 MPa | Módulo de flexión: 8500 MPa | HDT: 240°C
CARACTERÍSTICAS: Resistencia mecánica superior y resistencia al calor (240°C). Mayor rigidez que la PA66-GF30 estándar.

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PA66 GF 15 (3)

15% PA66 reforzada con fibra de vidrio GF 15

ESPECIFICACIONES: 15% GF PA66 | Tracción: 140 MPa | Módulo de flexión: 7000 MPa | HDT: 225°C
CARACTERÍSTICAS: Resistencia excepcional (140 MPa) para un grado GF15. Ofrece un acabado superficial superior en comparación con los materiales de alto contenido en fibra.

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Proveedor de PA66 GF20 CF10

Poliamida reforzada PA66 GF20 CF10

ESPECIFICACIONES: 20% GF + 10% CF (Híbrido) | Tracción: 140 MPa | Módulo de flexión: 7000 MPa | HDT: 225°C
CARACTERÍSTICAS: Reforzado con fibra de carbono y vidrio. Alta rigidez y estabilidad térmica para piezas estructurales exigentes.

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Refuerzo de fibra de vidrio PA66 GF 30

Glass Fiber Reinforcement PA66 GF30

ESPECIFICACIONES: 30% Fibra de vidrio (GF30) | Tracción: 180 MPa | Módulo de flexión: 8500 MPa | HDT: 235°C
CARACTERÍSTICAS: Grado mayorista PA66-GF30. Presenta una resistencia a la tracción excepcionalmente alta (180 MPa) en comparación con los grados estándar.

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pa 6,6 30 gf (5)

Nilón Relleno de fibra de vidrio PA 6,6 30 GF

ESPECIFICACIONES: 30% Fibra de vidrio PA66 | Tracción: 180 MPa | Módulo de flexión: 8500 MPa | HDT: 235°C
CARACTERÍSTICAS: Grado reforzado de alto rendimiento. Presenta una resistencia a la tracción superior (180 MPa) y una excelente resistencia al calor.

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Glass Filled PA66 Granules for Structural Injection Molding

Glass filled PA66 granules are developed for injection-molded components that require higher stiffness, mechanical strength, heat resistance and dimensional stability than unreinforced nylon 66. Glass fiber reinforcement helps PA66 maintain structural performance under load and elevated temperatures, making it suitable for automotive, electrical, power-tool and industrial components.

Yongjuxing supplies glass fiber reinforced PA66 in different reinforcement levels for different structural requirements. Current grades include PA66 GF15, PA66 GF30, PA66 GF35 and functional reinforced formulations. The balance between glass fiber content, stiffness, impact performance, surface quality and processing can also be adjusted according to the molded part.

For applications that require lower processing temperatures or a different balance between performance and cost, compare our glass filled PA6 compounds. Where flame resistance is also required, see our nylon ignífugo range.

Available Glass Filled PA66 Grades

The appropriate glass filled PA66 grade depends on the structural load, operating temperature, surface requirement and dimensional tolerance of the part. Higher glass fiber content generally increases stiffness and dimensional stability, while lower reinforcement levels can provide easier processing and better surface appearance.

Grade Glass Fiber Content Rendimiento típico Recommended Selection
PA66 GF15 15% Tensile strength: 140 MPa
Flexural modulus: 7000 MPa
HDT: 225°C
General structural housings, appliance parts and molded components requiring moderate reinforcement and better surface quality
PA66 GF30 30% Tensile strength: 180 MPa
Flexural modulus: 8500 MPa
HDT: 235°C
Automotive, electrical and industrial components requiring a balanced combination of strength, stiffness and heat resistance
PA66 GF35 35% Tensile strength: 180 MPa
Flexural modulus: 8500 MPa
HDT: 240°C
Higher-rigidity structural parts, power-tool components, fan blades and heat-resistant housings
Functional Reinforced PA66 According to grade Reinforcement combined with flame-retardant, hybrid-fiber or other functional modification Electrical, automotive and industrial parts requiring both structural reinforcement and additional functional performance

The values above represent current glass filled nylon 66 grades and should not be treated as specifications for every formulation. Final properties depend on reinforcement level, additives, color and application-specific modification. Request the corresponding TDS before final material approval.

How to Choose PA66 GF15, PA66 GF30 and PA66 GF35

PA66 GF15 – Moderate Reinforcement

PA66 GF15 is suitable when the molded component needs greater rigidity and heat resistance than unreinforced PA66 but does not require maximum reinforcement. The lower glass fiber content can provide a better balance between structural performance, processing and surface appearance.

  • Suitable for general housings, appliance components and industrial parts.
  • Useful where visible surface quality is more important than maximum stiffness.
  • Provides lower reinforcement than PA66 GF30 or GF35 while still improving dimensional stability.

PA66 GF30 – Balanced Structural Grade

PA66 GF30 is one of the most practical glass filled PA66 granules for structural injection molding. With 30% glass fiber reinforcement, it provides a strong balance of tensile strength, rigidity, heat resistance and dimensional stability.

  • Suitable for automotive structural parts and housings.
  • Used for electrical and electronic structural components.
  • Applicable to power-tool and machinery components exposed to mechanical load.
  • Can also be combined with flame-retardant or other functional modification when required.

PA66 GF35 – Higher Rigidity and Heat Performance

PA66 GF35 can be evaluated when higher reinforcement and thermal performance are more important than surface appearance or flexibility. It is particularly suitable for structural parts that must maintain shape and rigidity under elevated temperatures.

  • Power-tool structural housings
  • Fan blades and motor-related components
  • Load-bearing industrial parts
  • Heat-resistant structural components

How Glass Fiber Content Changes PA66 Performance

Selecting glass fiber reinforced PA66 is not simply a matter of choosing the highest glass fiber percentage. Increasing reinforcement changes mechanical performance, processing behavior and molded-part appearance at the same time.

Property General Effect as Glass Fiber Content Increases Selection Consideration
Resistencia a la tracción Generally increases Useful for load-bearing structural parts
Stiffness Increases Reduces deformation under mechanical load
Estabilidad dimensional Improves Important for tight-tolerance molded components
Creep Resistance Improves Useful for parts under long-term mechanical load
Mold Shrinkage Generally decreases Can improve dimensional control but fiber orientation must be considered
Surface Appearance May become more difficult to control Lower-GF grades may be preferable for visible surfaces
Impact Flexibility Depends on reinforcement and formulation Toughening may be required where impact loading is important
Equipment Wear Increases Higher-GF materials require attention to screws, barrels and mold surfaces

If impact resistance is more important than maximum rigidity, a toughened PA66 compound may provide a better balance for the application.

PA66 GF30 vs. PA6 GF30

PA66 GF30 and PA6 GF30 are both widely used glass fiber reinforced polyamides, but they are not interchangeable in every application. The selection should be based on operating temperature, structural requirements, processing conditions and material cost.

Selection Factor PA66 GF30 PA6 GF30
High-Temperature Performance Generally preferred for higher-temperature structural applications Suitable for many general structural applications
Temperatura de procesado Higher Lower
Structural Rigidity Well suited to demanding structural components Provides a good balance of stiffness and processability
Processing Requires careful drying and higher melt temperature Generally processed at lower temperatures
Typical Selection Higher-temperature automotive, electrical and industrial parts General automotive, machinery and electrical structural parts

Choose glass filled PA66 granules when higher thermal capability and structural rigidity are important. If the application does not require the higher-temperature performance of PA66, compare our glass filled PA6 grades before final material selection.

Injection Molding Guidelines for Glass Filled PA66

PA66 is hygroscopic and should be properly dried before injection molding. Moisture can affect surface quality, mechanical performance and process stability. The exact processing window depends on the selected reinforced polyamide 66 grade and glass fiber content.

For the current PA66 GF30 grade, typical reference processing conditions include:

  • Drying temperature: 80–120°C
  • Drying time: 2–6 hours
  • Melt temperature: 270–300°C
  • Nozzle temperature: 280–300°C
  • Mold temperature: 80–120°C

When processing higher glass fiber levels, mold design, gate position and fiber orientation should also be considered because these factors can influence warpage, weld-line strength and dimensional stability. Wear-resistant screws, barrels and mold components may also be required for long-term production with highly reinforced PA66.

Functional Glass Filled PA66 Options

Not every application can be solved by increasing glass fiber content alone. Functional glass filled nylon 66 grades can combine reinforcement with additional performance requirements.

  • Flame-Retardant PA66 GF30: suitable for reinforced electrical and electronic components requiring both structural performance and flame resistance. See flame retardant nylon compounds.
  • Hybrid GF/CF Reinforced PA66: selected for applications requiring higher stiffness, dimensional stability or a different mechanical balance. See nylon reforzado con fibra de carbono.
  • Custom Stabilized PA66: heat stabilization, UV resistance, color and other functional packages can be evaluated according to the operating environment.

Custom Glass Filled PA66 Granules

Yongjuxing can adjust glass filled PA66 granules according to the mechanical, thermal and processing requirements of the molded part. Instead of selecting a material based only on GF percentage, the formulation can be matched to the complete performance target.

  • Glass fiber content
  • Tensile strength and stiffness
  • Impact and rigidity balance
  • Heat stabilization
  • UV and weather resistance
  • Flame-retardant requirements
  • Flow characteristics
  • Mold shrinkage and dimensional stability
  • Color and surface requirements
  • Hybrid glass-fiber and carbon-fiber reinforcement

For grade matching, send your current material TDS, required glass fiber percentage, application, operating temperature, mechanical requirements and monthly consumption. Contact Yongjuxing to discuss a suitable glass fiber reinforced PA66 grade or request material for injection-molding trials.

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