BASF Capron® SEG6 H1 30% Glass-Filled Nylon 6 (Dry)

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BASF Capron® SEG6 H1 30% Glass-Filled Nylon 6 (Dry) (discontinued **)
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Nylon (Polyamide PA); Nylon 6 (PA6); Nylon 6, 30% Glass Fiber Filled
Material Notes:	Capron SEG6 H1 is a 30% glass reinforced nylon 6 injection molding compound. This material is currently under development as XA-2678. It exhibits exceptional surface aesthetics at the slower fill speeds associated with the gas assist injection molding process. It's also suitable for conventional injection molding applications in which an aesthetic surface is difficult to attain. It maintains excellent strength, stiffness, high temperature performance and dimensional stability with a high resistance to creep under load. Other attributes are: inherent chemical resistance, particularly to greases, oils and hydrocarbons; and wide processing window. Capron SEG6 H1 is generally recommended for applications such as metal replacements, particularly thinwall parts requiring high flow. Data provided by Allied Signal. Processing: Max. water content 0.12%. Product is supplied in sealed containers and drying is not required. If drying becomes necessary, a dehumidifying or desiccant dryer operating at 85°C (185 °F). Is recommended. Drying time is dependent on moisture level. Melt Temperature: 270-295 degC (518-563 degF). Mold Temperature: 80-95 degC (176-203 degF). Injection and Packing Pressure: 35-125 bar (500-1500psi) This product can be processed over a wide range of mold temperatures; however, for applications where aesthetics critical, a mold surface temperature of 80-95 degC (176-203 degF) is required. Injection pressure controls the filling of the part and should be applied for 90% of ram travel. Packing pressure affects the final part and can be used effectively in controlling sink marks and shrinkage. It should be applied and maintained until the gate area is completely frozen off. Back pressure can be utilized to provide uniform melt consistency and reduce trapped air and gas. A maximum of 3.5 bar (50 psi) is recommended to minimize glass fiber breakage. Fast fill rates are recommended to insure uniform melt delivery to the cavity and prevent premature freezing. Surface appearance is directly affected by injection rate. Capron® is no longer a part of the BASF standard line. The BASF nylon products have been consolidated in the Ultramid ® line.
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Available Properties

Density, ISO data
Water Absorption, 24 hrs; ISO data
Moisture Absorption at Equilibrium, 50% RH; 23°C; ISO data
Water Absorption at Saturation, in water; 23°C; ISO data
Linear Mold Shrinkage, ASTM Data MD
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, Same value from ASTM and ISO tests; 5 mm/min.
Elongation at Break, ISO, 5 mm/min
Elongation at Break, ASTM, 5 mm/min
Flexural Yield Strength, ASTM Data
Flexural Modulus, ASTM Data
Melting Point, ASTM and ISO test
Deflection Temperature at 0.46 MPa (66 psi), ASTM Data
Deflection Temperature at 1.8 MPa (264 psi), ASTM Data
Drying Temperature, See Materials Notes

Property Data

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Category Notes
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PA, Polyamide

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