Balance material behavior across electrical and thermal conditions.
For battery-adjacent parts, connectors, charging equipment and motor structures, consider flame retardancy, insulation, thermal behavior and dimensional stability.
DEFINE THE REQUIREMENTS
Define the part before the formulation.
01Define working voltage, temperature and contact media
02Confirm flame-retardancy targets at the relevant thickness and test conditions
03Validate insulation, weathering and actual assembly requirements
CORPORATE CASES / MATERIAL NOTES
See material selection through specific parts.
Case notes are adapted from public corporate projects, with images from the corporate site. The validation items below are selection guidance; request original reports for project results and compliance scope.
Corporate case image
CASE 01 / MATERIAL ENGINEERING
Waterproof connector
Material in the corporate casePA6 GF30
Application challenge
Electrical insulation, sealed assembly and outdoor exposure must be addressed together.
Material approach
The corporate case uses glass-fiber reinforced PA6 with flame, weathering and electrical requirements considered together.
Validation focus
Verify flame behavior and electrical properties at the actual wall thickness, plus sealing and dimensions after aging.
These are related material systems, not substitutes for the specific grades used in the cases. Confirm special formulations, approvals and suitability separately.
The material catalog for this application is being updated. Contact our team to discuss your requirements.
