PP LGF50-NG05C: PP GF50 Upgrade

PP LGF50-NG05C: PP GF50 Upgrade

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LFT-G® PP LGF50-NG05C eliminates this compromise. It is a premier long-fiber composite that elevates the concept of PP GF50 by combining an ultra-high 50% long glass fiber load with a durable copolymer polypropylene (Copo PP) matrix.
√Peak Modulus & Strength Properties
√Extreme Creep Resistance Under Load
√Ultimate Metal-Replacement Capabilities
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LFT-G® PP LGF50 | The Ultimate PP GF50 for Extreme Impact & Stiffness

LFT PP LGF50 Copolymer: The PP GF50 Upgrade for Unbreakable Performance

Engineers searching for the maximum performance of a "PP GF50" often face a critical trade-off: stiffness versus toughness. LFT-G® PP LGF50-NG05C eliminates this compromise. It is a premier long-fiber composite that elevates the concept of PP GF50 by combining an ultra-high 50% long glass fiber load with a durable copolymer polypropylene (Copo PP) matrix.

This unique formulation achieves two seemingly contradictory goals: the extreme stiffness and strength derived from its 50% fiber content, and the exceptional low-temperature impact resistance inherent to a copolymer base. This creates a material that is not only incredibly strong and rigid for heavy load-bearing, but also remains ductile and fracture-resistant in the harshest sub-zero conditions. It is the definitive material for mission-critical automotive safety components, heavy-duty industrial equipment, and professional gear designed for arctic environments.

It is the no-compromise solution for applications demanding the absolute peak of both structural rigidity and impact durability.

The DNA of Performance: Fusing Stiffness and Toughness

Think of our material's properties as a double helix. LFT-G® intertwines two crucial performance strands-Stiffness from the long glass fiber, and Toughness from the copolymer matrix-into a single, superior material.

LFT long fiber VS short fiber composite

The Stiffness Strand (LGF50)

The 50% long glass fiber content forms a dense, rigid skeleton. This strand provides:
• Metal-like Flexural Modulus
• Exceptional Creep Resistance
• Long-Term Dimensional Stability

The Toughness Strand (Copo PP)

The copolymer matrix acts as a shock absorber. This strand provides:
• Extreme Low-Temp Impact Strength
• Excellent Fracture Resistance
• High Energy Absorption

Technical Data Sheet: LFT-G® PP LGF50-NG05C

Typical values for our maximum stiffness & toughness copolymer grade. Data is for reference only.

Property Test Method Units Typical Value
Long Glass Fiber Content ASTM D5630 % by weight 50
Density ASTM D792 g/cm³ 1.32
Tensile Strength ASTM D638 MPa 152
Flexural Modulus ASTM D790 GPa 10.9
Notched Izod Impact Strength (@ -30°C) ASTM D256 kJ/m² 39
Heat Deflection Temperature (@1.82 MPa) ASTM D648 °C 159

Download Complete LFT-PP-LGF50-NG05C Data Sheet PDF

Case Study: Agricultural Combine Harvester Side Panel

Agricultural Combine Harvester Side Panel

Challenge

A leading agricultural equipment manufacturer needed to replace heavy, dent-prone steel side panels on their flagship combine harvester. The replacement had to be a large, single-piece molding that could withstand severe impacts from rocks and debris kicked up during harvesting, function in climates from scorching summer heat to freezing winters, and provide structural support for access ladders and service points.

Solution

LFT-G® PP LGF50-NG05C was specified for its unique combination of properties. The 50% long glass fiber provided the rigidity necessary to act as a structural panel, eliminating the need for extra metal bracing. The copolymer base ensured that even if a large rock struck the panel at -20°C, it would absorb the energy and flex rather than shatter, preventing catastrophic failure and machine downtime.

Result

The new LFT panels reduced overall vehicle weight by 150 kg, leading to improved fuel efficiency. Field tests showed a 500% improvement in impact resistance over the previous design, dramatically reducing field service claims for damaged panels. The single-piece design also streamlined manufacturing and gave the harvester a more modern, seamless aesthetic.

Where Stiffness Meets Unbreakable Toughness

A structural front bumper beam for a commercial truck

Commercial Truck Bumper Beams

Replaces heavy steel beams. This material provides the extreme stiffness to pass crash safety standards while offering superior low-temperature impact performance and significant weight savings.

A rugged, lightweight container for military equipment

Military Equipment Cases

For containers that must protect sensitive electronics from drops and extreme climates, from arctic to desert. The combination of rigidity and toughness ensures mission readiness and equipment safety.

 

A heavy-duty pallet for use in automated cold storage warehouses

Cold Storage Pallets

Engineered to replace wood or standard plastics. It provides the high stiffness to prevent sagging in automated racking systems and the low-temp toughness to withstand forklift impacts in freezer environments.

Key Questions Answered

1. Is PP GF50 a real material designation?

A: While "PP GF50" is a commonly searched term for 50% glass-filled polypropylene, the more precise engineering term distinguishes between fiber lengths. "PP GF50" typically refers to short fiber, while "PP LGF50" like our LFT-G® grade refers to long fiber. We use both terms to help users find our superior long-fiber solution, which offers dramatically better impact and creep performance than short-fiber alternatives.

2. Why choose a Copolymer base for a high-stiffness LGF50 material?

A: It's for creating a "best of both worlds" composite. While a homopolymer base would be even stiffer, it would also be more brittle, especially with such a high fiber load. By using a copolymer matrix, we retain a very high level of stiffness while introducing a critical safety net of low-temperature toughness, making the material far more reliable for real-world dynamic applications.

3. Does a 50% glass fiber PP have good surface aesthetics?

A: Due to the very high fiber content, LFT PP LGF50 is primarily used for structural, functional components where mechanical performance is the priority over Class-A surface finish. While the surface is uniform, the high fiber loading will be visible. For applications requiring both strength and high-quality aesthetics, a lower glass content (like LGF30) or a different polymer system might be considered.

Ready to Engineer the Next Breakthrough?

Elevate your product's performance with the proven strength and versatility of LFT-G® PP LGF50 Copolymer. Contact our material specialists today to discuss your project or request a material sample.

 

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