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Ultramid® A3HG6 WIT

Technical Datasheet | Supplied by BASF
Ultramid® A3HG6 WIT by BASF is a polyamide 66 grade reinforced with 30% glass fiber and glass beads. It possesses good elastic properties, high dimensional stability, high creep strength and excellent sliding friction properties. This grade provides good toughness at low temperatures, hardness, high rigidity, high mechanical strength, stiffness, thermal stability, very good impact strength and good processability. It exhibits outstanding resistance to chemicals, hot lubricants and hot water, fuels, hydraulic fluids and coolants, refrigerants, dyes, paints, cleaners, degreasing agents, aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons and many other solvents. It is resistant to hydrolysis, corrosion, to aqueous solutions of salts and alkalis and to stress-crack formation compared to many amorphous plastics. Ultramid® A3HG6 WIT is processed by water injection molding. It is used for applications in automotive cooling circuit such as cooling water pipes.
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Product Type
PA (Polyamide, Nylon) > PA 66 (Nylon 66)
Physical Form
Pellets
Product Status
COMMERCIAL

Ultramid® A3HG6 WIT Properties

Flammability Properties

Value & Unit
Test Condition
Test Method
Auto-ignition Temperature
400 °C
ASTM D1929

Ultramid® A3HG6 WIT Processing Guidelines

Injection Properties

Value & Unit
Test Condition
Test Method
Feed Temperature
290 °C
Compression Temperature
290 °C
Drying Time
4 h
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