What are the properties of PA46's Stanyl:

What are the properties of PA46's Stanyl:

Stanyl's excellent properties give it major advantages in terms of cost reduction, extended service life and reliability. In terms of ease of processing, Stanyl has properties that are not unlike those of high temperature resins such as LCP, PPS and PEEK. Advantages for molders and end users include: high temperature resistance for long-term use under the hood and lead-free soldering processes. Intentional chemical resistance for extended part life. Because of its low creep, excellent anti-withering properties and low wear properties can extend the service life and more reliable performance. Excellent mechanical properties, reduced wall thickness, resulting in lower weight and component prices. Cycle time reduction alone can increase the productivity of the mold making equipment by 30% (because high mobility can increase productivity by increasing the number of cavities).

Because of its excellent machine performance and mold flow behavior, it provides greater freedom of planning. It is possible to fill the products with very thin wall thickness evenly, so that the most advanced products can be molded easily, and the regrinding rate can reach 25-50% without any significant degradation of performance. The use of 80°C (175°F) hydrothermal injection molding enables economical, safe and convenient processing. DSM Engineering Plastics, a group of companies within the DSM Performance Materials cluster, announces the launch of Stanyl PA46 F9, a liquid crystal polymer (LCP) with high activity approximation, coupled with a high level of performance for thin-walled or highly High mobility and thermal and warp resistance for detailed parts, significantly reducing the cost of mass production of engineered materials.