PPA EMS‑CHEMIE GV‑5H
PPA EMS‑CHEMIE GV‑5H Resin
Material Introduction: PPA EMS‑CHEMIE GV‑5H is a high‑performance 50% glass‑fiber‑reinforced semi‑aromatic polyamide, semi‑crystalline engineering plastic. It delivers high rigidity, high strength, excellent dimensional stability, outstanding chemical resistance, superior heat resistance, and retains favorable mechanical properties at elevated temperatures.
Main Applications
Automotive industry: Heat‑resistant & high‑strength components such as intake‑system parts, engine‑bay components, sensors, connectors and lighting‑system parts.
Electrical & electronics: High‑temperature‑working connectors, chip sockets, coil bobbins, circuit‑breaker components and power‑tool accessories.
Industrial applications: High‑strength and fatigue‑resistant structural parts for mechanical engineering, bearing cages, gears, hydraulic and pneumatic components.
Home appliance parts: Heat‑resistant structural components for high‑end household appliances.
Performance Parameters
| Performance Category | Test Item | Test Condition | Test Standard | Typical Value | Unit | Remarks & Interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical Properties | Density | ‑ | ISO 1183 | 1.56‑1.58 | g/cm³ | 50% GF reinforced semi‑aromatic PPA |
| Water Absorption(24h @23°C) | 23°C | ISO 62 | 4.0‑4.5 | % | ‑ | |
| Molding Shrinkage (flow direction) | ‑ | ISO 294‑4 | 0.05‑0.5 | % | ‑ | |
| Molding Shrinkage (cross‑flow direction) | ‑ | ISO 294‑4 | 0.40‑0.50 | % | ‑ | |
| Mechanical Properties | Tensile Modulus | 23°C, dry | ISO 527‑2/1 | 17000 | MPa | ‑ |
| Tensile Strength at Break | 23°C, dry | ISO 527‑2/5 | 220 | MPa | ‑ | |
| Elongation at Break | 23°C, dry | ISO 527‑2/5 | 2.5‑3.0 | % | ‑ | |
| Charpy Notched Impact Strength | 23°C, dry | ISO 179/1eA | 13‑15 | kJ/m² | ‑ | |
| Thermal Properties | Heat‑Distortion Temperature(HDT) | 1.8 MPa, unannealed | ISO 75‑2/A | 235‑240 | ℃ | ‑ |
| Heat‑Distortion Temperature(HDT) | 8.0 MPa, unannealed | ISO 75‑2/C | 165‑185 | ℃ | ‑ | |
| Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion (flow) | ‑ | ISO 11359‑2 | 1.4E‑5‑1.5E‑5 | cm/cm/℃ | ‑ | |
| Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion (cross‑flow) | ‑ | ISO 11359‑2 | 7.0E‑5‑9.0E‑5 | cm/cm/℃ | ‑ | |
| Electrical Properties | Volume Resistivity | ‑ | IEC 60093 | 1.0E+14 | Ω·cm | ‑ |
| Surface Resistivity | ‑ | IEC 60093 | 1.0E+13 | Ω | ‑ | |
| Dielectric Strength | ‑ | IEC 60243‑1 | 33 | kV/mm | ‑ | |
| Comparative Tracking Index(CTI) | ‑ | IEC 60112 | 600 | V | ‑ | |
| Flammability | UL94 Rating | 0.8 mm | UL 94 | HB | ‑ | ‑ |
Processing Parameters
| Processing Item | Typical Range | Remarks & Instructions |
|---|---|---|
| Drying Treatment | ‑ | Critical. PPA is highly hygroscopic. Sufficient drying before processing is mandatory, otherwise bubbles, silver streaks, surface defects and degraded mechanical properties may occur. Desiccant dryer is strongly recommended. |
| Drying Temperature | 100‑120 ℃ | ‑ |
| Drying Time | 4‑6 h | Ensure moisture content ≤0.05%(500 ppm) or lower. |
| Barrel Temperature | ‑ | Adjust according to melting characteristics and mold structure. Semi‑aromatic polyamides feature high melting point. |
| Rear zone (feed zone) | 300‑320 ℃ | ‑ |
| Middle zone (compression zone) | 310‑330 ℃ | ‑ |
| Front zone (metering zone) | 320‑340 ℃ | ‑ |
| Nozzle Temperature | 320‑340 ℃ | ‑ |
| Melt Temperature | 320‑340 ℃ | Avoid excessive melt temperature and long residence time to prevent material degradation. |
| Mold Temperature | 120‑140 ℃ | Higher mold temperature improves crystallinity, surface gloss and mechanical performance, and reduces internal stress. |
| Injection Pressure | 80‑120 MPa | Use the lowest feasible injection pressure for full filling and good surface quality. |
| Injection Speed | Medium‑high | Moderately fast injection facilitates filling; avoid excessive speed causing shear overheating or surface defects. |
| Screw Speed | 50‑100 rpm | Medium speed; excessive shear will break glass fibers and degrade polymer. |
| Back Pressure | 0.5‑1.0 MPa | Low back pressure for melt homogeneity. Excess back pressure aggravates glass‑fiber breakage. |
Disclaimer: All above data is for reference only.



