"PBT CF Reinforced Composites" refers to polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) carbon fiber reinforced composites. PBT itself is an engineering plastic with good mechanical properties, heat resistance and electrical properties. And carbon fibers have the characteristics of high strength, high modulus and low weight.
When carbon fibers are used to reinforce PBT, the formed composites greatly improve the strength, stiffness and heat resistance on the basis of maintaining the original advantages of PBT, enabling it to be used under more demanding conditions and widely used in fields such as automotive parts, electronic appliances, aerospace, etc. For example, parts around the automotive engine, shells of high-performance electronic devices, etc.
PBT-CF60 is a high performance thermoplastic with 60% carbon fiber, offering exceptional tensile strength (≥ 220 MPa), flexural strength (≥ 400 MPa), and wear resistance. It performs well in extreme temperatures (HDT ~320°C) and provides excellent chemical resistance, making it ideal for automotive, industrial, electronics, and household applications requiring maximum…
Learn MorePBT-CF50 is a high performance thermoplastic with 50% carbon fiber, offering exceptional tensile strength (≥ 200 MPa), flexural strength (≥ 350 MPa), and wear resistance. It performs well in high temperatures (HDT ~300°C) and provides excellent chemical resistance. Ideal for automotive, industrial, electronics, and household applications requiring superior durability and…
Learn MorePBT-CF40 is a high strength thermoplastic with 40% carbon fiber, offering exceptional mechanical properties, wear resistance, and chemical stability. It performs well in high temperatures (HDT ~280°C) and is ideal for demanding automotive, industrial, and electronic applications.
Learn MorePBT-CF30 is a carbon fiber reinforced plastic offering enhanced stiffness, strength, and wear resistance compared to unreinforced PBT. With 30% carbon fiber, it is ideal for high performance applications exposed to mechanical loads, elevated temperatures, and chemicals. It offers excellent durability, wear resistance, and dimensional stability in demanding environments, making…
Learn MorePBT-CF20 is a polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) reinforced with 20% carbon fiber, offering enhanced stiffness, strength, and wear resistance. It is ideal for high-performance applications under elevated mechanical loads, with excellent thermal and chemical resistance, and good dimensional stability. Suitable for automotive, industrial, electronics, and household components, PBT-CF20 combines durability and…
Learn MorePBT-CF10 is a polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) reinforced with 10% carbon fiber, offering enhanced stiffness, strength, and wear resistance compared to unreinforced PBT. It is suitable for applications requiring moderate to high mechanical loads, performing well in temperatures up to 220°C and resisting a variety of chemicals. PBT-CF10 is ideal for…
Learn MorePBT-CF05 is a polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) reinforced with 5% carbon fiber, offering improved stiffness and strength for moderate mechanical loads. It performs well in temperatures up to 210°C and resists a variety of chemicals. Ideal for automotive, industrial, electronics, and household applications, it is processable via injection molding and extrusion.
Learn MorePBT CF60 features high strength and rigidity, good impact resistance, excellent heat resistance and high heat distortion temperature. It also has good electrical insulation, low dielectric constant and loss.
Learn MorePBT CF5 has high strength (tensile strength up to 150 MPa), high modulus, good heat resistance (up to 160°C), low shrinkage rate, excellent electrical conductivity, strong corrosion resistance, is lightweight, and good wear resistance.
Learn MorePBT-CF 50 has high strength to withstand heavy loads, good rigidity for stability, heat resistance for use in moderately high temps, low thermal expansion, chemical resistance and is lightweight yet strong, making it ideal for many industrial applications.
Learn MorePBT CF20 is a blend of PBT and 20% carbon fiber. It notably boosts mechanical strength, rigidity, and thermal resistance. Widely employed in automotive and aerospace, it offers superior stability and significantly reduces weight, enhancing performance.
Learn MorePBT CF40 is a specialized thermoplastic. It combines high performance and durability. The carbon fiber reinforcement boosts its properties. Key features include mechanical strength, thermal stability, chemical resistance, and dimensional stability. It’s used in automotive, electrical, industrial, and consumer goods. Consider factors for best price and quality.
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What are the main advantages of PBT CF Reinforced Composites?
PBT CF Reinforced Composites offer enhanced mechanical strength, increased stiffness, improved heat resistance, and better dimensional stability compared to plain PBT.
In which industries are PBT CF Reinforced Composites commonly used?
They are commonly used in the automotive, aerospace, electronics, and industrial machinery industries for components that require high performance and durability.
How does the addition of carbon fiber affect the properties of PBT?
The addition of carbon fiber significantly boosts the strength and stiffness of PBT, reduces its thermal expansion, and enhances its fatigue resistance.
What processing methods are suitable for manufacturing products with PBT CF Reinforced Composites?
Injection molding, extrusion, and compression molding are commonly used processing methods for these composites.
Are PBT CF Reinforced Composites expensive compared to traditional materials?
They can be more costly than some traditional materials, but their superior properties and performance often justify the higher cost in applications where high performance is crucial.
How do environmental factors affect the performance of PBT CF Reinforced Composites?
Environmental factors such as moisture, UV radiation, and chemical exposure can have a limited impact on their properties, but proper surface treatments and additives can improve their resistance.