El PLA (ácido poliláctico) es un poliéster termoplástico semicristalino. Se deriva de fuentes renovables y por lo tanto se clasifica como bioplástico.

Poliftalamida (PPA) es una poliamida aromática semicristalina. Se encuentra en la poliamida, o nylon , familia. En comparación con el nailon 6/6, es más fuerte, más rígido, menos sensible a la humedad y tiene mayores capacidades térmicas Además, tiene una resistencia significativa a fatiga química y fluencia mecánica .

Con su equilibrio único de resistencia, rendimiento de barrera y estabilidad, MXD6-LGF es la solución ideal para aplicaciones exigentes.

El polipropileno modificado material reforzado por fibra de carbono Tiene una serie de ventajas, como peso ligero, alto módulo, alta resistencia específica, bajo coeficiente de expansión térmica, resistencia a altas temperaturas, resistencia al choque térmico, resistencia a la corrosión, buena absorción de vibraciones, etc., y se puede aplicar a autopartes como automóvil conjunto de subinstrumentos.

Relleno de PEEK, termoplástico reforzado con fibra de carbono larga para piezas de automóvil ligeras.

Calificación: General grade, Heat-resistant grade, UV-resistant grade, Toughen resistant grade Fiber specification: 20%-70%

PLA y LGFPLA: Bioplásticos ecológicos y reforzados PLA (Polylactic Acid) is a non-natural polyester and one of the most promising "green plastics." Known for its biocompatibility, biodegradability, and high mechanical strength, PLA can be completely degraded by microorganisms into CO₂ and water, making it non-toxic and environmentally friendly. PLA offers mechanical properties similar to polypropylene, while providing the gloss, clarity, and processability of polystyrene. With a lower processing temperature than polyolefins, PLA can be molded via injection molding, extrusion, blow molding, spinning, and other general plastic processes. Its applications range from disposable packaging and fibers to nonwovens, and extend to medical, chemical, pharmaceutical, and 3D printing industries. Long Glass Fiber Reinforced PLA (LGFPLA) Glass fiber is an inorganic non-metallic material with excellent insulation, heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and mechanical strength. When used to reinforce PLA, it creates Long Glass Fiber PLA (LGFPLA), a high-performance thermoplastic composite with glass fibers 10–25mm long, forming a 3D structure for superior strength and stability. LGFPLA is available as columnar pellets, typically 12mm (for injection molding) or 25mm (for compression molding) in length, with glass fiber content from 20% to 60%. Colors can be customized to match client requirements. Advantages of LGF vs SGF (Long Fiber vs Short Fiber PLA) Longer fiber length improves mechanical properties and part durability. High specific stiffness and strength, with excellent impact resistance — ideal for automotive parts. Improved creep resistance and dimensional stability for precise molding. Outstanding fatigue resistance and long-term reliability. Stable performance in high temperature and humid environments. Minimal fiber damage during molding due to fiber mobility within the mold. Technical Specifications Product Number Color Length Fiber Specification Package Sample Port of Loading Delivery Time PLA-NA-LGF Natural or customizable 6–25mm 20%–60% 25kg/bag Available Xiamen Port 7–15 days after shipment Lab & Factory Xiamen LFT Composite Plastic Co., Ltd. Xiamen LFT Composite Plastic Co., Ltd. specializes in developing and producing long glass fiber (LGF) and long carbon fiber (LCF) reinforced thermoplastic composites (LFT-G, LFRT, LFT). Our materials are lightweight, high-strength, impact-resistant, and environmentally friendly, offering excellent corrosion and chemical resistance along with superior molding performance. Our products are used across industries including automotive, aerospace, military, electrical, medical, sports equipment, and daily consumer goods, producing components such as gears, rollers, pulleys, pump impellers, fan blades, and more.