Japan's Uniji can introduce high temperature aromatic polyamide

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Unitika, based in Osaka, Japan, has developed a range of polyamide (PA) resins that are said to be suitable for demanding thermal management applications. The company has tailored special grades for applications such as LED components and motor components, and thermal management is essential in the automotive and electrical/electronic industries. These grades are based on different polymer structures.

Thermally conductive polyamides are used in electric and hybrid vehicles

Unijike believes that hybrid and electric vehicles are a promising application for PA resins, as the demand for these two models is growing and many engines need to be enclosed in confined spaces. The motor itself has also become more compact, stimulating the need for more efficient thermal management solutions. In addition, replacing metal with plastic parts is a top priority for lightweighting. With the reduction of thermally conductive metal components, the performance requirements for engineering plastic composites are also increasing.

The thermally conductive PA series includes grades based on PA6, PA66 and aromatic PA. Uniji is selling its aromatic PA resin under the name XecoT. Each conductivity class contains a filler that does not unduly increase the density of the compound or impair its mechanical properties. Injection molding processing capability is also very good. For example, the thermally conductive PA6N1010RG has a flow length of 235 mm at 280 ° C and 150 MPa (test piece 1 mm thick). Unij can divide its products into electrical insulation and electrical conduction, which exhibit different degrees of thermal conductivity.

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