BASF Ultramid® A 218 V30 Black 34 NG Nylon 66, 30% Glass Fiber Reinforced, Heat Stabilized, Dry

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BASF Ultramid® A 218 V30 Black 34 NG Nylon 66, 30% Glass Fiber Reinforced, Heat Stabilized, Dry
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Nylon (Polyamide PA); Nylon 66 (PA66); Nylon 66, 30% Glass Fiber Filled; Nylon 66, Heat Stabilized
Material Notes:	Product Description: Ultramid® A 218 V30 Black 34 NG is a polyamide 66, reinforced with 30% of glass fiber, heat stabilized, for injection molding. This grade has been specially designed to improve its resistance to automotive cooling liquids, increasing lifetime of parts in permanent contact with such liquids. Availability: Africa & Middle East; Asia Pacific; Latin America; North America Filler/Reinforcement: Glass Fiber, 30% Filler by Weight Features: Good Flow; Good Glycol Resistance; Good Mold Release; Heat Stabilized – Inorganic; Hydrolysis Resistant Use: Automotive Applications; Pump Parts Agency Ratings: EC 1907/2006 (REACH) RoSH Compliance: RoSH Compliant Appearance: Black Forms: Pellets Processing Method: Injection Molding Resin ID (ISO 1043): PA66-GF30 Information provided by BASF Corporation
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Density	1.36 g/cc	ISO 1183
Water Absorption	1.7 %	Equilibrium, 50% RH; ISO 62
	0.80 % @Time 86400 sec	ISO 62
Maximum Moisture Content	0.15
Linear Mold Shrinkage, Flow	0.011 cm/cm	ISO 294-4
Linear Mold Shrinkage, Transverse	0.0040 cm/cm	ISO 294-4

Mechanical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Tensile Strength at Break	27600 psi	ISO 527-2
Elongation at Break	3.0 %	ISO 527-2
Tensile Modulus	1.45e+6 psi	ISO 527-1
Flexural Strength	40600 psi	ISO 178
	42100 psi	ASTM D790
Flexural Modulus	1.31e+6 psi	ISO 178
Izod Impact, Notched	2.20 ft-lb/in	ASTM D256
Izod Impact, Notched (ISO)	4.80 ft-lb/in²	ISO 180/A
Charpy Impact Unnotched	32.0 ft-lb/in² @Temperature -30.0 °C	ISO 179/1eU
	38.0 ft-lb/in² @Temperature 22.8 °C	ISO 179/1eU
Charpy Impact, Notched	5.20 ft-lb/in²	ISO 179/1eA

Electrical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Volume Resistivity	1.00e+15 ohm-cm	IEC 62631-3-1
Dielectric Constant	3.7 @Frequency 100 Hz	IEC 62631-2-1
Dielectric Strength	860 V/mil @Thickness 2.00 mm	IEC 60243-1
Dissipation Factor	0.010 @Frequency 100 Hz	IEC 62631-2-1
Comparative Tracking Index	400 V	Solution A; IEC 60112

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
Melting Point	504 °F	ISO 11357-3
Deflection Temperature at 1.8 MPa (264 psi)	482 °F	Unannealed; ISO 75-2/A
	491 °F	Unannealed; ASTM D648
Flammability, UL94	HB @Thickness 0.762 mm	IEC 60695-11-10,-20
	HB @Thickness 1.52 mm	IEC 60695-11-10,-20
Oxygen Index	23 %	ISO 4589-2
Glow Wire Flammability Index	1200 °F @Thickness 1.52 mm	IEC 60695-2-12

Processing Properties	Original Value	Comments
Rear Barrel Temperature	518 - 536 °F
Middle Barrel Temperature	527 - 545 °F
Front Barrel Temperature	536 - 554 °F
Mold Temperature	158 - 212 °F
Drying Temperature	176 °F

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