Making the Switch from Metal to Plastic Using Long Fiber Thermoplastics Long fiber thermoplastics (LFT), also known as long fiber reinforced thermoplastics (LFRT), are revolutionizing the industry by replacing metal and other underperforming polymers. Offered long glass fiber thermoplastic with 3x the strength of incumbent short fiber material without a need for retooling

Achieve performance equivalent to PA66 glass fiber-filled materials Lower warpage compared with PA66 glass fiber-filled materials Cost-effective alternative to PA66 glass fiber-reinforced materials

Holds multiple optical fibers 3. Optical fibers –Two parts of an optical fiber: core (carries the signal and cladding (reflects the signal to move it forward). Outer strength member • Base fiber of Kevlar, E-Glass, Zylon, Vectran LCP • Often be coated with Fiber-Line coatings (Swellcoat, Bondcoat, Wearcoat) 6.

356154 GN PP MASTERBATCH 358320 WT PP MASTERBATCH 358322 GN PP MASTERBATCH

331824 GY PBT MASTERBATCH 334194 GN PP MASTERBATCH 336737 WT SAN MASTERBATCH

97654 GYA LLDPE MASTERBATCH 139529 BKA LLDPE MASTERBATCH 154775 GYA LLDPE MASTERBATCH

277862 BL ABS MASTERBATCH 290652 BL ABS MASTERBATCH 311986 GN PA MASTERBATCH

410550 RD PA MASTERBATCH 407697 OR PE MASTERBATCH 410078 BL PET MASTERBATCH

With the help of select fiber reinforcements, fillers and additives, COMPTEK™ formulations for high-heat applications can be customized to meet performance needs for specific applications. Medical, fiber optic and oil & gas connectors Fiber reinforced options for even greater mechanical properties

Molding Guidelines and Processing Conditions for Complēt™ & OnForce™ Long Fiber Composite Pellets Fibers on surface or uneven surface appearance  Learn about Long Fiber Thermoplastic (LFT)