Extruded Nylon 30% Glass

Overview

What is the Material: Extruded Nylon 30% Glass is a semi-crystalline material filled with glass.

Key Material Features: This material is beneficial in applications requiring higher strength, rigidity, and dimensional stability, while maintaining the properties of other nylon materials including the useful mechanical properties, low friction, wear resistance, and abrasion resistance.

Other Considerations: The glass filler can be abrasive to other surfaces. Extruded nylons absorb less moisture and have a melting point about 70°F higher than cast nylon.

Physical

Property Value Typical ASTM Test
Chemical Designation (PA-6/6) Extruded Polyamide
Trade Names (®, ™) Sustamid GF 30, Nylon 101 GF 30, Tecamid GF30, Unipa Rg-30
Filler 30% Glass Fibers
Color Natural and Black
Density (g/cm^3) 1.36 D 792

Mechanical

Property Value Typical ASTM Test
Modulus of Elasticity (Tensile Test) (psi) 800000 D 638
Tensile Strength at Yield (psi) 13500 D 638
Elongation at Break (%) 10 D 638
Flexural Strength (psi) 19575 D 790
Modulus of Elasticity (Flexural Test) (psi) 700000 D 790
Compression Strength: 10% Strain (psi) 17000 D 695
Compression Strength: 1% Strain (psi) 2900 D 695
Compression Modulus (psi) 380000 D 695
Impact Strength (Izod) (ft-lbs/in) 1.25 D 256
Hardness (M) 88 D 785

Thermal

Property Value Typical ASTM Test
Melting Point (°F) 499 D 3418
Service Temperature Continuous (°F) 230
Service Temperature Intermittent (°F) 338
Thermal Expansion (CLTE) (in/in/°F) 2.70E-5 D 696
Thermal Conductivity (BTU-in/hr-ft^2-°F) 2.71
Specific Heat (BTU/lb-°F) 0.3

Electrical

Property Value Typical ASTM Test
Specific Surface Resistance (Ω/square) 1.00E14 D 257
Volume Resistivity (Ω*cm) 1.00E14 D 257

Other

Property Value Typical ASTM Test
Moisture Absorption (%) (24 Hours) 0.25 D 570
Moisture Absorption (%) (Saturated) 0.3 D 570
The data stated are typical values intended for reference and comparison purposes only. The data should not be used as a basis for design specifications or quality control. The information is provided as a guide to the best of our knowledge and given without obligation or liability. Testing under individual application circumstances is recommended.