Polyphthalamide is a high-performance resin and member of the nylon family with exceptional thermal, mechanical, and physical properties. It is hygroscopic, opaque, semicrystalline, and can be used in plastic injection molding. Most PPA are filled with glass fiber or carbon fiber to enhance stiffness for high-temperature applications. As a result, PPA is often used in applications in place of metal or higher-priced thermoplastic.

The addition of long glass fibers enhances the mechanical properties of PLA, such as strength, stiffness, and impact resistance.  This makes LFT-PLA ideal for applications requiring high load-bearing capacity.

LFR-PLA can be processed using conventional plastic processing techniques like injection molding and extrusion, offering good adaptability in manufacturing. It is widely used in industries like automotive, consumer electronics, 3D printing, and eco-friendly packaging due to its combination of high performance and sustainability.

Polyphthalamide is a high-performance resin and member of the nylon family with exceptional thermal, mechanical, and physical properties. It is hygroscopic, opaque, semicrystalline, and can be used in plastic injection molding. Most PPA are filled with glass fiber or carbon fiber to enhance stiffness for high-temperature applications. As a result, PPA is often used in applications in place of metal or higher-priced thermoplastic.

LFR-PLA can be processed using conventional plastic processing techniques like injection molding and extrusion, offering good adaptability in manufacturing.  It is widely used in industries like automotive, consumer electronics, 3D printing, and eco-friendly packaging due to its combination of high performance and sustainability.