Place Of Origin: China
Grade: Industrial Grade, Medicine Grade, Electron Grade
Packaging: 25kg/bag, or as per client's requirement
Transportation: Ocean,Land,Air,Express
Supply Ability: 30000tons per year
Port: any
Flame-Retardant Pbt Gf30: High-Performance Engineering Plastic for Safer Industrial Applications
Flame-retardant polybutylene terephthalate (FR-PBT GF30) is a premium thermoplastic composite engineered to deliver superior thermal stability, mechanical strength, and fire safety—making it an ideal choice for demanding electrical and electronic applications. This advanced material overcomes the inherent limitations of standard PBT, such as low impact resistance, moisture absorption, and flammability, by incorporating specialized additives like aluminum trihydrate (ATH), phosphorus-based compounds, or nitrogen-containing agents. The result is a robust, flame-resistant polymer that meets international safety standards while maintaining excellent dimensional accuracy and long-term durability.
Key features of FR-PBT GF30 include enhanced heat deflection temperature (HDT), improved tensile and flexural strength, reduced smoke emission during combustion, and compliance with UL 94 V-0 rating—a critical benchmark for electrical enclosures and consumer goods. Reinforced with 30% glass fiber, this compound offers increased rigidity, better creep resistance, and minimal warpage under high-stress conditions. Its hydrolysis resistance also makes it suitable for humid environments where conventional plastics might degrade prematurely.
Manufactured using precision compounding techniques, FR-PBT GF30 combines the versatility of polybutylene terephthalate with tailored performance enhancements for real-world industrial challenges. Unlike untreated PBT, which can release harmful halogenated gases when exposed to fire, this modified version ensures safer decomposition products, minimizing environmental and health risks in case of accidental ignition. It's particularly valuable in sectors where fire behavior, mechanical reliability, and chemical resistance are non-negotiable—such as automotive interior components, household appliances, and building insulation systems.
Common applications include connectors, switchgear housings, motor parts, LED fixtures, and circuit breaker casings. These uses benefit from the resin’s ability to withstand repeated thermal cycling, resist common solvents and acids, and maintain structural integrity even at elevated temperatures up to 150°C. Moreover, its compatibility with injection molding processes allows for complex geometries and tight tolerances, supporting efficient mass production without compromising quality.
Users consistently praise FR-PBT GF30 for its balance of cost-effectiveness and performance. Engineers appreciate how it reduces the need for secondary treatments or protective coatings, while designers value its consistent surface finish and machinability. In testing scenarios involving flame exposure, users have reported significantly slower burn rates compared to unmodified PBT, reinforcing confidence in product safety across global markets.
Why choose FR-PBT GF30 over other engineering thermoplastics? Because it delivers targeted improvements in fire safety without sacrificing the core advantages of PBT—such as ease of processing, good electrical insulation, and recyclability. For manufacturers seeking materials that align with RoHS, REACH, and other regulatory frameworks, this formulation provides peace of mind through certified compliance and predictable behavior under stress.
Frequently asked questions often revolve around its suitability for outdoor use, recyclability, and compatibility with different manufacturing methods. While not intended for continuous exposure to UV radiation, it performs well in shaded or protected installations. Recyclable within established polymer streams, FR-PBT GF30 supports sustainable design practices. And yes—it works seamlessly with standard injection molding equipment, requiring only minor adjustments to optimize melt flow and cooling times.
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