PEEK filling long carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic for lightweight car parts.

Product number: PA6-NA-LCF40 Product fiber: 20%-60% Product application: Suitable for manufacturing helmets, Car bumps and Robotic and arms etc. Product feature: High toughness, Light weight, High strength, Wear strength, Corrosion resistance, Creep resistance, Conduction, Heat transfer.

Throughout the plastics industry, PEEK is widely recognized as one of the leading high-performance polymers (HPP). While metals have traditionally dominated industries such as automotive, aerospace, oil & gas, and medical devices, PEEK materials are rapidly transforming the market with lightweight and high-strength alternatives. What is PEEK Material? PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) belongs to the family of aromatic polyketone polymers, also known as Polyaryletherketone (PAEK). It is one of the world's most advanced thermoplastic engineering materials. Research on PEEK began in the 1960s, and the material was first commercialized by Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in 1981. Chemically, PEEK is a semi-crystalline linear polymer that combines excellent mechanical strength, high heat resistance, chemical resistance, wear resistance, and dimensional stability. Compared with traditional metals, PEEK materials are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, easy to process, and offer exceptional specific strength (strength-to-weight ratio). Datasheet for Reference Key Advantages of PEEK High Heat Resistance Continuous operating temperature up to 260°C (500°F), suitable for extreme thermal environments. Chemical Resistance Resistant to fuels, oils, hydraulic fluids, solvents, and harsh chemical environments. Mechanical Strength Excellent stiffness, fatigue resistance, and creep resistance over long service life. Flame Resistance High ignition temperature with low smoke emission, widely used in aerospace applications. Recyclable & Reprocessable Can be repeatedly melted and processed with minimal property loss. Electrical Stability Excellent electrical insulation properties, with optional conductive modifications available. PEEK is also non-hygroscopic, radiation resistant, and transparent under X-ray exposure, making it ideal for medical and electronic applications. As a thermoplastic engineering material, PEEK can be processed by injection molding, extrusion, and compression molding using conventional equipment. Today, PEEK is increasingly replacing traditional metals and alloys in demanding applications where lightweight structures, durability, and long-term reliability are required. Applications PEEK materials are widely used in: Automotive components Aerospace structures Oil & gas equipment Medical devices Electrical and electronic applications Industrial machinery parts Contact us for additional application solutions and customized material recommendations. Production Processing Injection molding is one of the most common methods for manufacturing PEEK plastic components. During injection molding, molten PEEK material is injected into a mold cavity under high pressure. After cooling and solidification, the finished part is ejected from the mold. This process enables the production of complex, thin-wall, high-precision components with excellent surface finish and dimensional stability. Certifications ISO9001 / IATF16949 Quality Management Certification National Laboratory Accreditation Certificate Modified Plastics Innovation Enterprise REACH & ROHS Heavy Metal Testing Xiamen LFT-G Factory Production Capacity: 500 tons/month Packing: 20kg/bag About Us Xiamen LFT Composite Plastic Co., Ltd. was established in 2009 and specializes in long fiber reinforced thermoplastic materials. The company integrates R&D, production, and global sales of advanced engineering plastics, including long glass fiber and long carbon fiber reinforced composites. Our products are widely used in automotive, aerospace, new energy, industrial equipment, medical devices, and sports applications. ```

Physical Properties of Nylon Materials ✔ Excellent mechanical properties: high strength and good toughness. ✔ Self-lubricating & wear resistance: low friction coefficient, long service life in transmission parts. ✔ Excellent heat resistance: PA66 can work at 150°C for long term. After glass fiber reinforcement, heat distortion temperature can exceed 252°C. ✔ Excellent electrical insulation: high volume resistivity and breakdown resistance, ideal for electrical/electronic applications. Introduction of Nylon66 Filled LCF Pellets PA66 is a high-performance engineering plastic with high moisture absorption, which may affect dimensional stability. To improve performance, carbon fiber and glass fiber reinforcement has been widely used since the 1970s. Carbon fiber reinforced PA66 significantly improves strength, stiffness, heat resistance, and dimensional stability compared to unreinforced PA66. It is widely used in automotive, sports equipment, textile machinery, aerospace, and industrial applications. Carbon fiber provides: High strength & stiffness Excellent wear resistance Corrosion resistance Creep resistance Lightweight performance Compared with glass fiber, carbon fiber offers higher modulus and better rigidity performance. Datasheet Reference (PA6-LCF / PA66-LCF) Technical data shows that bending strength, modulus, impact strength and shear strength increase significantly with carbon fiber content. Only transverse shear strength shows slight decrease, but overall mechanical performance is greatly improved. Application of PA66-LCF Certificates & Compliance ✔ ISO9001 / IATF16949 Quality Management System ✔ National Laboratory Accreditation ✔ REACH & RoHS Compliance Testing ✔ Modified Plastics Innovation Enterprise Certificates ✔ Honorary Certificates Factory & Laboratory Q & A 1. Is there a unified performance standard for carbon fiber products? No unified standard exists. Performance depends on fiber type, matrix, and product design. Testing is required before mass production. 2. Are carbon fiber composites expensive? Cost depends on raw materials, process complexity, and order volume. High-performance applications may require expensive materials, but mass production reduces unit cost. 3. Are carbon fiber composites toxic? Generally non-toxic. Some materials like PEEK are even food-grade and widely used in medical applications. 4. Thermoset vs Thermoplastic composites? Thermoset materials rely on curing, while thermoplastics are shaped by cooling and are recyclable.