Polyamide Fiber Compounds

Polyamide Fiber Compounds is a combination of polyamide (nylon) and various additives such as glass, carbon, mineral and other reinforcing materials that are used to improve the mechanical, thermal and chemical properties of pure polyamide. These compounds are widely used in various industries such as automotive, electronics, aerospace and packaging.

Why do we use polyamide fiber compound?

Increased strength and stiffness: Adding fibers to polyamide significantly increases its tensile, bending and compressive strength.
Reduced thermal expansion: Fibers reduce thermal expansion and improve the dimensional stability of the compound.
Increased creep resistance: The compound’s resistance to deformation under long-term loading increases.
Improved chemical resistance: Resistance to solvents, acids and bases improves.
Reduced weight: In some cases, the use of fibers can help reduce the weight of parts.

Applications of polyamide fiber compound

Automotive industry: Production of automotive parts such as gears, bearings, pumps and engine parts
Electronics industry: Production of electronic parts such as connectors, sockets and electronic housings
Aerospace industry: Production of aircraft and satellite parts
Packaging industry: Production of high-strength packaging containers
Sports industry: Production of sports equipment such as tennis rackets and skis

Benefits of using polyamide fiber compound

Improved mechanical properties: Higher strength, stiffness and impact resistance
High thermal stability: Resistance to high temperatures
Good chemical resistance: Resistance to many chemicals
Stable dimensions: Low dimensional changes due to temperature changes
Good processability: Easy molding and extrusion