Transcription of Glass fiber organo sheet with thermoplastic matrix
1 Our GF-PA6 organo sheet is a continuous unidirectional fiber -reinforced thermoplastic semi-finished product based on GF-PA6 UD-tapes. The use of a Glass fiber coated with a special sizing for poly-amide 6 ensures optimum fiber bonding to the thermoplastic matrix , which results in excellent mechanical advantages of this material are very good toughness, high strength and stiffness, and low density. It is also characterized by low creep and excellent chemical material has potential applications in the industrial, automotive, and sports sectors.
2 This sheet is particularly suitable for components exposed to high service stresses, with the additional possibility of local reinforcement. Stacking sequence, orientation and thickness are customiz-able to the specific load cases. Woven fabrics and other textile solutions as base material for organo sheets are optionally dataTypical propertiesUnits ValuesMelting temperature C220 Glass transition temperature C58 Standards: DIN EN ISO 11357-1/-3 Glass fiber organo sheet with thermoplastic matrixMaterial data Typical propertiesUnits ValuesDensityg/cm3 content by weight %65 fiber content by volume%45 Thickness per 5 Laminate dimensionmm400 x 600 Areal weight ( fiber )g/m2 220 Other laminate dimensions on demand Standards: DIN EN ISO 1183 | DIN EN ISO 2564 Mechanical dataTypical propertiesUnits ValuesTensile strength 0 MPa1050 Tensile modulus 0 GPa46 Elongation at break% strength 0 (4 Pt.)
3 MPa1085 Flexural modulus 0 (4 Pt.)GPa42 Flexural strength 90 (4 Pt.)MPa65 Flexural modulus 90 (4 Pt.)GPa10 Values obtained with unidirectional organo sheets (FVC 50 %)Standards: DIN EN ISO 527-5 | DIN EN ISO 14125 B Conditions: dried, 23 C, 50 % rhComposites Fibers & MaterialsSales Europe/Middle East/Africa | SGL TECHNOLOGIES GmbH | Sales Americas | SGL CARBON FIBERS LLC | Asia/Pacific | SGL CARBON Far East Ltd. | registered trademarks of SGL CARBON SE 03 2017/0 4N Printed in GermanyThese data and information are based on carefully conducted tests and experiments and shall inform the user.
4 They should not be regarded as a specification or guarantee for the suitability of certain applications. Users should at any rate ensure and confirm the suitability of the product for the intended purpose by carrying out their own tests and research.
