Glass Fiber Reinforced POM Compound

EGH402H

20% glass-fiber reinforced POM for applications that need higher stiffness, lower shrinkage, and improved heat resistance. The recorded profile for this grade lists MFI 4 g/10 min, tensile strength 113 MPa, and HDT 163 degrees C. Confirm final suitability against the molded part and processing conditions.

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Grade Snapshot

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MFI
4 g/10 min
Flow index
Tensile
113 MPa
ISO 527
HDT
163 °C
ISO 75-2, 1.8 MPa
Color
Natural
Available color

Core Selection Data

Reference Values for Early Screening

PropertyValueUnitTest Method
Density1.54g/cm3ISO 1183
Melt Flow Rate (MFI)4g/10 minISO 1133, 195 °C/2.16 kg
Molding Shrinkage0.7-1.0%Internal Method
Tensile Strength113MPaISO 527
Tensile Modulus7000MPaISO 527
Flexural Modulus6200MPaISO 178
Charpy Notched Impact Strength6.8kJ/m2ISO 179/1eA
Heat Deflection Temperature163°CISO 75-2, 1.8 MPa

Suggested maximum moisture for POM processing: 0.2-0.4 %

Core comparison values are shown here. Full property, processing, impact, electrical, and project-specific data are provided through TDS or project review.

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Key Features

  • 20% Glass Fiber Content
  • High Stiffness
  • Lower Molding Shrinkage

Typical Applications

  • Automotive Functional Parts
  • Precision Components
  • Structural Molded Parts

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