Reinforced Polyamide (nylon) resin PA66 Long Glass fiber is a mechanical component shield for high rigidity and dimensional stability, and is widely used in mechanical and electrical parts used in the electrical and electronic industry.

Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Carbon fiber reinforced plastic composite (CFRP) is a lightweight, strong material that can be used to make a wide range of products used in everyday life. It is a term used to describe fiber reinforced composites with carbon fiber as the main structural component. Note that the "P" in CFRP can also stand for "plastic" rather than "polymer." Typically, CFRP composites use thermosetting resins such as epoxy, polyester, or vinyl esters. Despite the use of thermoplastic resins in CFRP composites, "carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites" often uses its own acronym, CFRTP composites. LFT-G focuses on LFT&LFRT. Long Glass Fiber Series (LGF) & Long Carbon Fiber Series. Compared with Short Carbon Fiber, Long Carbon Fiber has more excellent performance in mechanical properties. It is  more suitable for large products and structural parts. It has 1-3 times higher (toughness) than Short Carbon Fiber, and the tensile strength(strength and rigidity) is increased by 0.5-1 times. Properties of CFRP composites Composites reinforced with carbon fiber are different from other FRP composites that use traditional materials such as glass fiber or arylon fiber. Advantages of CFRP composites include: Light weight: Conventional fiberglass reinforced composites using continuous fiberglass and 70% fiberglass (glass weight/gross weight) typically have a density of 0.065 lb/cubic inch. A CFRP composite with the same 70% fiber weight might typically have a density of 0.055 lb/cubic inch. Increased strength: Carbon fiber composites not only weigh less, but CFRP composites are stronger and stiffer per unit weight. This is true when comparing carbon fiber composites to glass fibers, and even more so when comparing metals. For example, when comparing steel to CFRP composites, a good rule of thumb is that a carbon fiber structure of the same strength typically weighs 1/5 as steel. You can imagine why car companies are looking into using carbon fiber instead of steel. When comparing CFRP composites to aluminum (one of the lightest metals used), the standard assumption is that an aluminum structure of the same strength might weigh 1.5 times as much as a carbon fiber structure. Of course, there are many variables that can change this comparison. Grades and qualities of materials may vary, and for composites, the manufacturing process, fiber structure and quality need to be considered. Disadvantages of CFRP composites Cost: As amazing as the material is, there's a reason carbon fiber can't be used in every situation. Currently, the cost of CFRP composites is too high in many cases. Depending on current market conditions (supply and demand), the type of carbon fiber (aerospace grade versus commercial grade), and bundle size, carbon fiber prices can vary significantly. On a per-pound basis, carbon fiber can cost anywhere from five to 25 times more than fiberglass. The difference is even greater when comparing steel with CFRP composites. Electrical conductivity: This can be a plus or minus for carbon fiber composites, depending on the application. Carbon fiber is extremely conductive, while glass fiber is insulating. Many applications use fiberglass instead of carbon fiber or metal, strictly because of electrical conductivity. For example, in the utility industry, many products require the use of fiberglass. This is one of the reasons why the ladder uses fiberglass as the ladder rail. The chance of electric shock is much lower if the fiberglass ladder comes into contact with the power cord. The situation with CFRP ladders is different. Although the cost of CFRP composites remains high, new technological advances in manufacturing are continuing to provide more cost effective products. Application of PP-LCF Long Carbon Fiber as the reinforcement material of CFRP, its proportion is only 1/4 of iron, specific strength is 10 times that of iron, elastic modulus is 7 times that of iron, carbon fiber excellent physical properties are played in various fields from sports goods to aircraft. Details of product Number Length Color Sample Package Delivery time Port of Loading Freight PP-NA-LCF30 5-25mm Original color (can be customized) Available 20kg a bag 7-15days after shipment Xiamen Port Depending on your destination Related products                        PA6-LCF                                            PA66-LCF About Xiamen LFT Composite plastic Co., Ltd. A new material enterprise that develops and produces its own brand of LFT long glass fiber and long carbon fiber. It fills the blank of domestic high-end long carbon fiber LFT materials, and is more customized and shortened the production cycle compared with foreign companies. In addition, our company has sales and service offices in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangzhou, Chongqing, etc. ...

Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Carbon fiber reinforced plastic composite (CFRP) is a lightweight, strong material that can be used to make a wide range of products used in everyday life. It is a term used to describe fiber reinforced composites with carbon fiber as the main structural component. Note that the "P" in CFRP can also stand for "plastic" rather than "polymer." Typically, CFRP composites use thermosetting resins such as epoxy, polyester, or vinyl esters. Despite the use of thermoplastic resins in CFRP composites, "carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites" often uses its own acronym, CFRTP composites. LFT-G focuses on LFT&LFRT. Long Glass Fiber Series (LGF) & Long Carbon Fiber Series. Compared with Short Carbon Fiber, Long Carbon Fiber has more excellent performance in mechanical properties. It is  more suitable for large products and structural parts. It has 1-3 times higher (toughness) than Short Carbon Fiber, and the tensile strength(strength and rigidity) is increased by 0.5-1 times. Properties of CFRP composites Composites reinforced with carbon fiber are different from other FRP composites that use traditional materials such as glass fiber or arylon fiber. Advantages of CFRP composites include: Light weight: Conventional fiberglass reinforced composites using continuous fiberglass and 70% fiberglass (glass weight/gross weight) typically have a density of 0.065 lb/cubic inch. A CFRP composite with the same 70% fiber weight might typically have a density of 0.055 lb/cubic inch. Increased strength: Carbon fiber composites not only weigh less, but CFRP composites are stronger and stiffer per unit weight. This is true when comparing carbon fiber composites to glass fibers, and even more so when comparing metals. For example, when comparing steel to CFRP composites, a good rule of thumb is that a carbon fiber structure of the same strength typically weighs 1/5 as steel. You can imagine why car companies are looking into using carbon fiber instead of steel. When comparing CFRP composites to aluminum (one of the lightest metals used), the standard assumption is that an aluminum structure of the same strength might weigh 1.5 times as much as a carbon fiber structure. Of course, there are many variables that can change this comparison. Grades and qualities of materials may vary, and for composites, the manufacturing process, fiber structure and quality need to be considered. Disadvantages of CFRP composites Cost: As amazing as the material is, there's a reason carbon fiber can't be used in every situation. Currently, the cost of CFRP composites is too high in many cases. Depending on current market conditions (supply and demand), the type of carbon fiber (aerospace grade versus commercial grade), and bundle size, carbon fiber prices can vary significantly. On a per-pound basis, carbon fiber can cost anywhere from five to 25 times more than fiberglass. The difference is even greater when comparing steel with CFRP composites. Electrical conductivity: This can be a plus or minus for carbon fiber composites, depending on the application. Carbon fiber is extremely conductive, while glass fiber is insulating. Many applications use fiberglass instead of carbon fiber or metal, strictly because of electrical conductivity. For example, in the utility industry, many products require the use of fiberglass. This is one of the reasons why the ladder uses fiberglass as the ladder rail. The chance of electric shock is much lower if the fiberglass ladder comes into contact with the power cord. The situation with CFRP ladders is different. Although the cost of CFRP composites remains high, new technological advances in manufacturing are continuing to provide more cost effective products. Application of PP-LCF Long Carbon Fiber as the reinforcement material of CFRP, its proportion is only 1/4 of iron, specific strength is 10 times that of iron, elastic modulus is 7 times that of iron, carbon fiber excellent physical properties are played in various fields from sports goods to aircraft. Details of product Number Length Color Sample Package Delivery time Port of Loading Freight PP-NA-LCF30 5-25mm Original color (can be customized) Available 20kg a bag 7-15days after shipment Xiamen Port Depending on your destination Related products                        PA6-LCF                                            PA66-LCF About Xiamen LFT Composite plastic Co., Ltd. A new material enterprise that develops and produces its own brand of LFT long glass fiber and long carbon fiber. It fills the blank of domestic high-end long carbon fiber LFT materials, and is more customized and shortened the production cycle compared with foreign companies. In addition, our company has sales and service offices in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangzhou, Chongqing, etc. ...

Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Carbon fiber reinforced plastic composite (CFRP) is a lightweight, strong material that can be used to make a wide range of products used in everyday life. It is a term used to describe fiber reinforced composites with carbon fiber as the main structural component. Note that the "P" in CFRP can also stand for "plastic" rather than "polymer." Typically, CFRP composites use thermosetting resins such as epoxy, polyester, or vinyl esters. Despite the use of thermoplastic resins in CFRP composites, "carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites" often uses its own acronym, CFRTP composites. LFT-G focuses on LFT&LFRT. Long Glass Fiber Series (LGF) & Long Carbon Fiber Series. Compared with Short Carbon Fiber, Long Carbon Fiber has more excellent performance in mechanical properties. It is  more suitable for large products and structural parts. It has 1-3 times higher (toughness) than Short Carbon Fiber, and the tensile strength(strength and rigidity) is increased by 0.5-1 times. Properties of CFRP composites Composites reinforced with carbon fiber are different from other FRP composites that use traditional materials such as glass fiber or arylon fiber. Advantages of CFRP composites include: Light weight: Conventional fiberglass reinforced composites using continuous fiberglass and 70% fiberglass (glass weight/gross weight) typically have a density of 0.065 lb/cubic inch. A CFRP composite with the same 70% fiber weight might typically have a density of 0.055 lb/cubic inch. Increased strength: Carbon fiber composites not only weigh less, but CFRP composites are stronger and stiffer per unit weight. This is true when comparing carbon fiber composites to glass fibers, and even more so when comparing metals. For example, when comparing steel to CFRP composites, a good rule of thumb is that a carbon fiber structure of the same strength typically weighs 1/5 as steel. You can imagine why car companies are looking into using carbon fiber instead of steel. When comparing CFRP composites to aluminum (one of the lightest metals used), the standard assumption is that an aluminum structure of the same strength might weigh 1.5 times as much as a carbon fiber structure. Of course, there are many variables that can change this comparison. Grades and qualities of materials may vary, and for composites, the manufacturing process, fiber structure and quality need to be considered. Disadvantages of CFRP composites Cost: As amazing as the material is, there's a reason carbon fiber can't be used in every situation. Currently, the cost of CFRP composites is too high in many cases. Depending on current market conditions (supply and demand), the type of carbon fiber (aerospace grade versus commercial grade), and bundle size, carbon fiber prices can vary significantly. On a per-pound basis, carbon fiber can cost anywhere from five to 25 times more than fiberglass. The difference is even greater when comparing steel with CFRP composites. Electrical conductivity: This can be a plus or minus for carbon fiber composites, depending on the application. Carbon fiber is extremely conductive, while glass fiber is insulating. Many applications use fiberglass instead of carbon fiber or metal, strictly because of electrical conductivity. For example, in the utility industry, many products require the use of fiberglass. This is one of the reasons why the ladder uses fiberglass as the ladder rail. The chance of electric shock is much lower if the fiberglass ladder comes into contact with the power cord. The situation with CFRP ladders is different. Although the cost of CFRP composites remains high, new technological advances in manufacturing are continuing to provide more cost effective products. Application of PP-LCF Long Carbon Fiber as the reinforcement material of CFRP, its proportion is only 1/4 of iron, specific strength is 10 times that of iron, elastic modulus is 7 times that of iron, carbon fiber excellent physical properties are played in various fields from sports goods to aircraft. Details of product Number Length Color Sample Package Delivery time Port of Loading Freight PP-NA-LCF30 5-25mm Original color (can be customized) Available 20kg a bag 7-15days after shipment Xiamen Port Depending on your destination Related products                        PA6-LCF                                            PA66-LCF About Xiamen LFT Composite plastic Co., Ltd. A new material enterprise that develops and produces its own brand of LFT long glass fiber and long carbon fiber. It fills the blank of domestic high-end long carbon fiber LFT materials, and is more customized and shortened the production cycle compared with foreign companies. In addition, our company has sales and service offices in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangzhou, Chongqing, etc. ...

Reinforced Polyamide (nylon) resin PA66 Long Glass fiber is a mechanical component shield for high rigidity and dimensional stability, and is widely used in mechanical and electrical parts used in the electrical and electronic industry.

Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Carbon fiber reinforced plastic composite (CFRP) is a lightweight, strong material that can be used to make a wide range of products used in everyday life. It is a term used to describe fiber reinforced composites with carbon fiber as the main structural component. Note that the "P" in CFRP can also stand for "plastic" rather than "polymer." Typically, CFRP composites use thermosetting resins such as epoxy, polyester, or vinyl esters. Despite the use of thermoplastic resins in CFRP composites, "carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites" often uses its own acronym, CFRTP composites. LFT-G focuses on LFT&LFRT. Long Glass Fiber Series (LGF) & Long Carbon Fiber Series. Compared with Short Carbon Fiber, Long Carbon Fiber has more excellent performance in mechanical properties. It is  more suitable for large products and structural parts. It has 1-3 times higher (toughness) than Short Carbon Fiber, and the tensile strength(strength and rigidity) is increased by 0.5-1 times. Properties of PP CF Composites Composites reinforced with carbon fiber are different from other FRP composites that use traditional materials such as glass fiber or arylon fiber. Advantages of CFRP composites include: Light weight: Conventional fiberglass reinforced composites using continuous fiberglass and 70% fiberglass (glass weight/gross weight) typically have a density of 0.065 lb/cubic inch. A CFRP composite with the same 70% fiber weight might typically have a density of 0.055 lb/cubic inch. Increased strength: Carbon fiber composites not only weigh less, but CFRP composites are stronger and stiffer per unit weight. This is true when comparing carbon fiber composites to glass fibers, and even more so when comparing metals. For example, when comparing steel to CFRP composites, a good rule of thumb is that a carbon fiber structure of the same strength typically weighs 1/5 as steel. You can imagine why car companies are looking into using carbon fiber instead of steel. When comparing CFRP composites to aluminum (one of the lightest metals used), the standard assumption is that an aluminum structure of the same strength might weigh 1.5 times as much as a carbon fiber structure. Of course, there are many variables that can change this comparison. Grades and qualities of materials may vary, and for composites, the manufacturing process, fiber structure and quality need to be considered. Application of PP-LCF Long Carbon Fiber as the reinforcement material of CFRP, its proportion is only 1/4 of iron, specific strength is 10 times that of iron, elastic modulus is 7 times that of iron, carbon fiber excellent physical properties are played in various fields from sports goods to aircraft. Details of product Number Length Color Sample Package Delivery time Port of Loading Freight PP-NA-LCF30 5-25mm Original color (can be customized) Available 20kg a bag 7-15days after shipment Xiamen Port Depending on your destination Related products                        PA6-LCF                                            PA66-LCF About Xiamen LFT Composite plastic Co., Ltd. A new material enterprise that develops and produces its own brand of LFT long glass fiber and long carbon fiber. It fills the blank of domestic high-end long carbon fiber LFT materials, and is more customized and shortened the production cycle compared with foreign companies. In addition, our company has sales and service offices in Istanbul, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangzhou, etc. It can more easily to understand customer needs and  has more convenient after sale.

MXD6 Nylon - MXD6 is a kind of crystalline polyamide resin, which is synthesized by the condensation of m-benzoylamine and adipic acid. The advantages of nylon MXD6 1. In a wide range of temperature, maintain high strength, high rigidity 2. High thermal deformation temperature and small thermal expansion coefficient 3. Low water absorption rate, small size change after water absorption, less mechanical strength reduction 4. Forming shrinkage rate is very small, suitable for precision forming processing 5. Excellent coating, especially suitable for high temperature surface coating 6. Oxygen, carbon dioxide and other gases also have excellent barrier Application of MXD6 in plastic modification industry MXD6 can be combined with fiberglass, carbon fiber, mineral, and/or advanced fillers for use in fiberglass reinforced materials containing 50-60% and for exceptional strength and stiffness. Even when filled with high glass content, its smooth, resin-rich surface produces a fibre-free high gloss surface, ideal for painting, metal-plating, or creating naturally reflective shells. 1. suitable for high liquidity of thin wall It is a very fluid resin that can easily fill thin walls as thin as 0.5 mm thick even when the glass fiber content is as high as 60%. 2. Excellent surface finish A resin-rich perfect surface has a highly polished appearance, even with a high glass fiber content. 3. High strength and stiffness The tensile and flexural strength of MXD6 is similar to that of many cast metals and alloys with the addition of 50-60% glass fiber reinforced material. 4. good dimensional stability At ambient temperatures, the linear expansion coefficient (CLTE) of MXD6 glass fiber composites is similar to that of many cast metals and alloys. Strong reproducibility due to low shrinkage and the ability to maintain tight tolerances (length tolerances as low as ± 0.05% if properly formed). Datasheet Tested by our own lab, for reference only. laboratory & Warehouse Frequently asked questions 1. How to choose the fiber content of the product? Is the larger product suitable for higher fiber content material? A. This is not absolute. The content of glass fiber is not more is better. The suitable content is just to meet the requirements of each products. 2. Can products with appearance requirements be made of long-fiber materials? A. The main feature of LFT-G thermoplastic long glass fiber and long carbon fiber is to show the mechanical properties. If the customer has bright or other requirements for the appearance of the products, it needs to be evaluated in combination with specific products. 3. Are there any special process requirements of long carbon fiber injection molding products? A. We must consider the requirements of long fiber for the injection molding machine screw nozzle, mold structure and injection molding process. Long fiber is a relatively high cost materiaql, and need to evaluate the cost performance problem in the selection process.  Main materials Why choose us 1. Integration of R&D, production and sales 2. Customized products, one-to-one pre-sales and after-sales service 3. Passed a number of system certifications, and product quality is stable 4. Five warehousing centers nationwide to meet customers' high-volume needs 5. Testing is available in an independent laboratory with technical experts with 30 years of experience 6. Sold globally to Asia, Europe, North America, Middle East