LFT-G® LGF40 PPS GF40 Composite

LFT Glass Fiber Reinforced PPS LGF40 Polymer

What is PPS LGF40 ?

LFT-G® PPS LGF40 PPS LGF40 composite is a high-performance engineering material that combines PPS (polyphenylene sulfide) resin with long glass fibers (LGF). It is known for its excellent strength, stiffness, chemical resistance, and temperature resistance. PPS LGF40 composite is widely used in various industrial applications, including automotive, aerospace, electronics, and medical.

Properties of PPS LGF40 Composite

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PPS LGF40 composite has several unique properties that make it an ideal engineering material. Some of these properties include:

1.High Strength and Stiffness:

PPS LGF40 composite has high tensile, flexural, and compressive strength. It also has excellent stiffness, which makes it suitable for applications where rigidity is crucial.

2.Chemical Resistance: PPS LGF40 composite has excellent resistance to most chemicals, including acids, bases, solvents, and fuels. It is also resistant to UV radiation and has excellent weatherability.

3.Temperature Resistance: PPS LGF40 composite has excellent thermal stability and can withstand high temperatures up to 240°C. It also has low coefficient of thermal expansion, which makes it suitable for applications that require dimensional stability over a wide temperature range.

The data sheet is LFT-G® PPS LGF40 Long Glass Fiber TDS. Data is typical data for reference only.

Where is PPS LGF40 Polymer Used?

PPS LGF40 compound is used in a variety of applications across different industries. Some of these applications include:

1. Automotive: PPS LGF40 composite is used in automotive applications, such as under-the-hood components, fuel system components, and electrical and electronic components.

2. Aerospace: PPS LGF40 composite is used in aerospace applications, such as interior and exterior components of aircraft, and engine components.

3. Electronics: PPS LGF40 composite is used in electronic and electrical components, such as connectors, switches, and motor components.