New Product: Polyamide 46 Takes the Heat

Feb. 7, 2008
Stanyl Diablo OCD2100, a polyamide 46 (PA46), withstands temperatures above 230°C for 3,000 hr.

It has low creep and is a candidate for under-the-hood (UTB) equipment. The material can replace metal and reportedly outperforms other resins (PPS, PPA, and PEI) on weldability, weld strength, and the weld’s long-term heat stability.

DSM Engineering Plastics, Box 3333, 2267 W. Mill Rd., Evansville, IN 47732, (800) 333-4237, www.dsmep.com

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