PA11 Arkema BESNOP20TL

PA11 Arkema BESNOP20TL Resin

Material Introduction: PA11 Arkema BESNOP20TL is a 20% glass‑fiber‑reinforced bio‑based polyamide‑11 grade. It features high strength & high rigidity, low thermal expansion with superior dimensional stability, excellent fatigue resistance and creep‑resistance performance.

Main Applications

Automotive lightweight structural parts: Electronic accelerator pedal frames, shift‑mechanism forks, turbocharger pipe supports (130 ℃ heat‑resistance).

Aerospace functional components: UAV motor brackets, satellite antenna gears (passed MIL‑STD‑810G vibration test).

Industrial precision transmission systems: Servo‑motor housings, robot joint gears (high rigidity, wear‑resistance, low inertia).

High‑end sports equipment: Carbon‑fiber bicycle brake levers, snow‑binding bases (30 % weight reduction compared with metal).

Oil‑gas exploration pressure‑resistant parts: Downhole‑sensor housings, valve control rods (H₂S corrosion‑resistant, anti‑burst‑pressure performance).

Performance Parameters

Performance Category Test Item Test Standard Unit Typical Value Remarks & Interpretation
Mechanical Properties Tensile Strength ISO 527 MPa 120‑135 20% GF reinforced bio‑PA11
  Flexural Modulus ISO 178 MPa 4200‑4800 High‑rigidity grade
  Notched Charpy Impact Strength (23℃) ISO 179/1eA kJ/m² 15‑20
Thermal Properties Melting Point ISO 11357 186‑189
  Heat‑Distortion Temperature (1.8 MPa) ISO 75 165‑170
  Coefficient of Linear Thermal Expansion ISO 11359 /℃ 3×10⁻⁵ Low‑thermal‑expansion feature
Electrical Properties Volume Resistivity IEC 60093 Ω·cm 10¹⁴ Good insulating property
  Dielectric Constant (1 MHz) IEC 60250 3.5
Other Properties Density ISO 1183 g/cm³ 1.18‑1.22
  Saturated Water Absorption (23℃) ISO 62 % 1.0‑1.2 Low‑moisture‑absorption bio‑polyamide
  Glass‑fiber Content ISO 1172 % 20±2

Injection Molding Parameters

Processing Step Parameter Range Key Control Points
Drying 80 ℃ × 6 h or 100 ℃ × 4 h Moisture content <0.05%. Glass fiber is sensitive to hydrolysis.
Barrel Temperature Rear zone:200‑210 ℃ Too‑low temperature causes poor glass‑fiber dispersion.
  Middle zone:210‑225 ℃
  Front zone / Nozzle:220‑235 ℃ Temperature>240 ℃ triggers PA11 molecular degradation.
Mold Temperature 70‑90 ℃ Mold temperature<60 ℃ greatly reduces glass‑fiber orientation degree.
Injection Speed Medium‑high speed Low‑speed brings glass‑fiber agglomeration; excessive‑speed causes jetting.
Holding Pressure 50‑70% of injection pressure Higher holding‑pressure required for high‑GF grade to avoid sink marks.
Screw Design L/D≥20, compression ratio 2.0‑2.5 Special glass‑fiber‑reinforced screw to avoid shear overheating.
Hot‑runner System Mandatory requirement Prevent cold‑plug clogging for glass‑fiber‑filled melt.

Disclaimer: All above data is for reference only.

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