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PLATFORM® PA6

Glass Fiber Reinforced PA6 Compounds

PLATFORM® PA6 compounds with 8–50% glass fiber reinforcement for injection-molded parts.

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PA6 GF Compounds

Glass-fiber PA6 grades and properties

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PA6 glass-fiber grades

Glass-fiber content and key properties for each grade, with links to grade data and TDS requests.

17 total grades

Glass fiber

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Grades ordered by glass-fiber content
Grade / TDS	Glass fiber	Tensile stress	Flexural strength	Flexural modulus	Notched impact	HDT (1.8 MPa)	Water absorption
EAG108U TDS	8%	77 MPa	110 MPa	3300 MPa	7.5 kJ/m²	190 °C	1.45 %
EAG115 TDS	15%	120 MPa	190 MPa	5500 MPa	7 kJ/m²	205 °C	1.3~1.7 %
EAG115H TDS	15%	120 MPa	170 MPa	5900 MPa	8.5 kJ/m²	200 °C	1.3~1.7 %
EAG115U TDS	15%	110 MPa	160 MPa	4950 MPa	9.5 kJ/m²	195 °C	1.3~1.7 %
EAG120 TDS	20%	125 MPa	185 MPa	6500 MPa	5.5 kJ/m²	205 °C	1.4 %
EAG120U TDS	20%	140 MPa	205 MPa	6400 MPa	8.5 kJ/m²	210 °C	1.3~1.7 %
EAG130 TDS	30%	185 MPa	265 MPa	8800 MPa	13 kJ/m²	210 °C	1.1~1.5 %
EAG130A TDS	30%	160 MPa	230 MPa	8700 MPa	7 kJ/m²	210 °C	1.25 %
EAG130H TDS	30%	165 MPa	230 MPa	8200 MPa	10.5 kJ/m²	210 °C	1.25 %
EAG130U TDS	30%	180 MPa	260 MPa	9500 MPa	11.5 kJ/m²	210 °C	1.25 %
EAG132H TDS	32%	190 MPa	290 MPa	9600 MPa	15 kJ/m²	210 °C	1.1~1.5 %
EAG135 TDS	35%	195 MPa	280 MPa	10500 MPa	13.5 kJ/m²	210 °C	1.1~1.5 %
EAG140 TDS	40%	155 MPa	230 MPa	9500 MPa	17.5 kJ/m²	205 °C	0.8~1.2 %
EAG140U TDS	40%	210 MPa	315 MPa	13000 MPa	13.5 kJ/m²	205 °C	0.8~1.2 %
EAG145 TDS	45%	225 MPa	340 MPa	13700 MPa	18.5 kJ/m²	210 °C	0.8~1.2 %
EAG145A TDS	45%	200 MPa	310 MPa	13500 MPa	15.5 kJ/m²	210 °C	0.8~1.2 %
EAG150U TDS	50%	230 MPa	345 MPa	14500 MPa	17 kJ/m²	210 °C	0.8~1.2 %

PA6 · Glass fiber 8%

EAG108U

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Density: 1.15
Tensile stress: 77 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 190 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 15%

EAG115

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Density: 1.23
Tensile stress: 120 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 205 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 15%

EAG115H

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Density: 1.25
Tensile stress: 120 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 200 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 15%

EAG115U

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Density: 1.21
Tensile stress: 110 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 195 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 20%

EAG120

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Density: 1.29
Tensile stress: 125 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 205 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 20%

EAG120U

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Density: 1.28
Tensile stress: 140 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 30%

EAG130

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Density: 1.37
Tensile stress: 185 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 30%

EAG130A

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Density: 1.36
Tensile stress: 160 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 30%

EAG130H

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Density: 1.36
Tensile stress: 165 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 30%

EAG130U

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Density: 1.37
Tensile stress: 180 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 32%

EAG132H

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Density: 1.39
Tensile stress: 190 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 35%

EAG135

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Density: 1.41
Tensile stress: 195 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 40%

EAG140

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Density: 1.41
Tensile stress: 155 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 205 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 40%

EAG140U

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Density: 1.46
Tensile stress: 210 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 205 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 45%

EAG145

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Density: 1.52
Tensile stress: 225 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 45%

EAG145A

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Density: 1.52
Tensile stress: 200 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

PA6 · Glass fiber 50%

EAG150U

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Density: 1.58
Tensile stress: 230 MPa
HDT (1.8 MPa): 210 °C
Flammability: HB

Comparison basis: GF content ISO 1172; tensile stress ISO 527; flexural properties ISO 178; notched Charpy impact at 23 °C ISO 179/1eA; HDT at 1.8 MPa ISO 75; water absorption at 23 °C and 50% RH ISO 62. These are typical web reference values. The catalog does not specify the dry or conditioned state of the mechanical data; confirm it in the grade-specific TDS before final selection.

Material properties

Material properties and molding

The properties of glass-fiber-reinforced PA6 depend on the formulation and molding conditions.

Strength and dimensional stability

Glass-fiber-reinforced PA6 is used for parts that need stiffness and strength under load. Performance varies with the grade and molding conditions.

Higher stiffness and load response
Higher tensile and flexural strength
Higher heat-deflection response
Improved creep resistance
Dimensional control under load

Moisture and molded geometry

Moisture changes PA6's mechanical properties and dimensions. Fiber direction and weld lines also affect performance in molded parts.

Impact trade-offs and failure mode
Fiber orientation and anisotropy
Directional shrinkage and warpage
Surface finish and exposed fibers
Moisture conditioning and retained dimensions
Weld lines, gates and local stress

Applications

Parts and applications

Housings, brackets and functional components place different demands on strength, temperature resistance and dimensional stability.

Structural housingsElectrical and electronic housingsHousing stiffness, assembly loads, electrical insulation and heat exposure shape the material requirements.Brackets and supportsAutomation support componentsBrackets and supports carry loads through fastening points and are often exposed to vibration.Automotive mechanismsAutomotive molded componentsMolded automotive parts combine mechanical loads with heat, moisture and close dimensional tolerances.Functional housingsWater-control componentsPressure, temperature and contact with water or other fluids affect material choice and dimensional performance.

Processing

Molding and part testing

PA6 absorbs moisture. Drying, conditioning and molding conditions influence the properties and dimensions of the finished part.

01
Moisture state
Dry, as-molded and conditioned specimens can have different properties. Comparable data need the same moisture state.
02
Drying and handling
Drying conditions depend on the grade. Storage and handling affect moisture pickup before molding.
03
Fiber orientation
Gate position, flow direction and weld lines influence strength along the load path.
04
Shrinkage and warpage
Shrinkage data are incomplete for this range. Part measurements establish directional shrinkage and warpage for the intended geometry.
05
Molding conditions
Tool design and the process window affect filling, surface finish, dimensions and repeatability.
06
Part testing
Tests on the assembled part assess load response, environmental exposure, cycling and fit under the intended service conditions.

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PA6 GF material inquiries

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Glass Fiber Reinforced PA6 Compounds

PA6 glass-fiber grades

EAG108U

EAG115

EAG115H

EAG115U

EAG120

EAG120U

EAG130

EAG130A

EAG130H

EAG130U

EAG132H

EAG135

EAG140

EAG140U

EAG145

EAG145A

EAG150U

Material properties and molding

Strength and dimensional stability

Moisture and molded geometry

Parts and applications

Molding and part testing

Moisture state

Drying and handling

Fiber orientation

Shrinkage and warpage

Molding conditions

Part testing

PA6 GF material inquiries