30%Long Glass Fiber Filled PPS

LFRT, short for Long-fiber Reinforce Thermoplastic, is long-fiber reinforced thermoplastics. Long-fiber reinforced thermoplastics refers to reinforced thermoplastics with a length of greater than 3 mm. The fibers are arranged unidirectionally with the same length as the length of the pellets. The length of the reinforcing fibers of commercial long-staple reinforced thermoplastics is generally 6-25 mm. Compared to commonly used short glass fiber reinforced plastics, long glass fiber reinforced plastic has tripled in flexural modulus, four times the impact strength and can be -30 ℃ environment unchanged. LFRT can meet the needs of a wide range of end users. Due to its high hardness, light weight, corrosion resistance, low cost and excellent workability, LFRT can be adapted to a variety of complex structures to make it an excellent alternative to metals.

LFT composites are widely accepted as a viable alternative to traditional reinforced thermoplastics and metals for use in electronics, automotive, appliance, aerospace, construction and other semi-structural components requiring high performance, light weight.