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Engineered Polymer Services Long fiber thermoplastics (LFT), also known as long fiber reinforced thermoplastics (LFRT), are revolutionizing the industry by replacing metal and other underperforming polymers.

What types of polymers are typically used for photovoltaic cables? Polymers must be cross-linked to withstand the high temperatures generated by the metal wires they protect.

What types of polymers are typically used for photovoltaic cables? Polymers must be cross-linked to withstand the high temperatures generated by the metal wires they protect.

Engineered Polymer Services Long fiber thermoplastics (LFT), also known as long fiber reinforced thermoplastics (LFRT), are revolutionizing the industry by replacing metal and other underperforming polymers.

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Carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP), or carbon fiber composites, are made by combining carbon fiber with a resin, such as vinyl ester or epoxy, to create a composite material that has higher performance properties than the individual materials alone. These CFRP materials consist of thermoset continuous fiber polymer rods, bars and laminates used in a variety of applications that require superior technical characteristics.

Traditionally, many connectors of this type are produced using liquid crystal polymers (LCPs) formulated with carbon fiber. The connector company’s product development engineers established three key criteria for the polymer needed to meet the cost and performance needs of the new connector:

In some cases, any of these polymers will work, but in others, a specific one is best. Temperature requirements could also affect polymer choice for household goods, automotive components, and electronics.