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OWENS CORNING GLASS FIBER SOLUTIONS FOR FILLED PERFORMANCE POLYMERS
Lee Pfaffle Global Product Director, Thermoplastics JEC Composites Show & Conference, Paris 2014
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Globally available products produced in multiple facilities providing unrivaled supply redundancy
Local technical support combined with global account coordination provides you with superior response times and vital market knowledge
Broadest range of reinforcement products allowing for more specialized matrix/reinforcement combinations
Inventor of glass fiber reinforcements with a long history of introducing innovative, robust products that meet the most stringent performance and quality requirements throughout the value chain
WHY CHOOSE OWENS CORNING?
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OWENS CORNING SUPPORTING THERMOPLASTICS CUSTOMERS WORLDWIDE
A Leading producer of fiberglass in the world
Innovator in glass fiber since 1938
200+ researchers in 6 R&D centers
Hundreds of patents 30 plants in 15 countries Worldwide manufacturing
chopped strands & Type30™ roving
Thimmapur, In Taloia, In
Ibaraki, Ja
Kimchon, Kor Doudian, CN
Yuhang, CN Gous, RU
L’Ardoise, Fr Chambéry, Fr
Rio Claro, B
Mexico City, MX
Amarillo, TX
Starr, Sc, US Tlaxcala, MX
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FILLED PERFORMANCE POLYMERS ARE KEY FOR THE COMPOSITES INDUSTRY
This group contains PBT/PET, POM, PP (LFT), PP (short fiber), PA and PC
Est. 1,300Kt - relatively good growth predicted driven by automotive growth and continued material substitution
Reinforced with glass fiber to enhance performance / durability in their applications
Where producers seek to enhance performance and lower the average cost of the engineered plastic.
Thermoplastic Resins
Data source: PCI Nylon analysis, OC internal data
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OWENS CORNING SIZING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR PA, PBT, PP FILLED PERFORMANCE POLYMERS
Customer Benefits Short Fibers Long Fibers
PA PBT/PET
PP LFTP PP CFRT PP (TAPES)
LFTP PA
Wet -Out/Line Speed Up
Processing/Feeding/ High glass loading
Mechanicals DAM
Mechanicals after hot water/glycol aging
Light colour
Mechanicals with stearates
Mechanicals for impact modified grades
983 995
983
FOODCONTACT™ 295
HYDROSTRAND™ 256
HYDROSTRAND™ 256
HYDROSTRAND™ 256
HYDROSTRAND™ 256
HYDROSTRAND™ 256
PERFORMAX SE4502
PERFORMAX SE4502
SE4540
SE4540
PERFORMAX SE4849
PERFORMAX SE4849
PERFORMAX SE4849
PERFORMAX SE4849
SE4121
SE4805
SE4805
PERFORMAX SE4849
PERFORMAX SE4849
PERFORMAX SE4849
PERFORMAX SE4849 SE4805
272 952
248A - 249A
248A - 249A
248A - 249A
147A 968A
147A 968A
147A 968A
272 952
272 183F
LAUNCH IN 2014 OTHER GRADES
*HYDROSTRAND® is registered trademark of Owens Corning.
995
995
995
FC™ 295
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OWENS CORNING SIZING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR PA, PBT, PP FILLED PERFORMANCE POLYMERS
Poor adhesion between fiber/resin Good adhesion between fiber/resin
No Resin Resin bonded
Traditional sizing gave a poor glass / polymer inter-phase
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OWENS CORNING SIZING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR PA, PBT, PP FILLED PERFORMANCE POLYMERS
Our developments are geared at delivering exceptional bonding and performance
PP Matrix
Coupling agent from PP Matrix
Silane from sizing
Coupling agent from sizing
Glass Fiber
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REDEFINING PERFORMANCE WITH HYDROSTRAND™ 256 CHOPPED STRANDS FOR PA RESINS
Glass reinforced PA: largest performance thermoplastics market
Av. + 4% expected 2012-2022 market growth*
Automotive and industrial: main driver applications
Polyamide 6 and 66: drivers for lightweight high-performing plastics
Enabling substitution of metal in exposed to glycol & other liquid applications
*Data source: PCI Nylon analysis, Yellow Book 2012
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REDEFINING PERFORMANCE WITH HYDROSTRAND™ 256 CHOPPED STRANDS FOR PA RESINS
Excellent dry as molded properties in a wide range of polyamides formulations
Outstanding performances in glycol resistance PA 6,6 formulations.
Opens new applications and improves part quality
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HYDROSTRAND™ 256 CHOPPED STRANDS FOR PA REDEFINED PRODUCT BENEFITS
Reduces inventory carrying costs
Reduces manufacturing changeovers
Improves impact by 18% in impact modified grades
Improves fatigue resistance
Reduces inventory carrying costs
Improves impact properties in glycol applications
Easy to use in natural color applications
Not sensitive to CaSt Lubricants
Strong processing – no hassle feeding
Strong thermal stability – less discoloration at higher temps
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COMBINING PERFORMANCE AND PROCESSING EXCELLENCE WITH 272 CHOPPED STRANDS FOR PBT
Glass reinforced PBT: major material with an exceptional balance of processing performance / performance [stiffness] / low moisture uptake
1MM > 1.5MM Tons: estimated 2017-2020 market growth*
Asia, electronics: main driver applications
Enabling light weighting, growth in car electronic features and growth in hybrid vehicles
*Data source: PCI Nylon analysis, Yellow Book 2012
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COMBINING PERFORMANCE AND PROCESSING EXCELLENCE WITH 272 CHOPPED STRANDS FOR PBT
Excellent dry as molded properties in a wide range of PBT & PET formulations
Outstanding feeding and handling
Easy to use in natural color applications
Pict. Copyright EDHAR / shutterstock.com
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272 CHOPPED STRANDS FOR PBT REDEFINED PRODUCTS BENEFITS
Excellent mechanical properties and color Processes well in harsh glass
handling systems such as pneumatic transport Feeds smoothly at the extruder
throat despite high temperature out-gassing
Global availability and support Chambéry, FR Kimchon, KR Rio Claro, B Starr, SC, US Yuhang, CN
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LFT TECHNOLOGY BOOSTS MATERIAL PROPERTY PROFILE
Around +33% overall tonnage increase over 2010 - 2015
Of which 40-45% is anticipated in East Asia, & especially China
Enabling metal replacement, light-weighting applications
PP: resin of choice in many automotive applications due to its temperature resistance of up to 120oC, low cost, and recyclability
Impact Tensile
Stiffness
Fiber length
Fibe
r Vol
ume
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LONG GLASS FIBERS VS. SHORT GLASS FIBERS PROPERTY COMPARISONS: PP-LFT* VS. PP-SFT**
Tensile Strength - Fiber Content
0
100
200
0 10 20 30 40 50 60Fiber Content [w t%]
Tens
ile St
rength
[MPa
]
FTP(GlassFiber)GMB-L5, φ16μmGMB-L10, φ16μm多項式 (GMB L10 φ16μm)
Flexural Strength - Fiber Content
0
100
200
300
0 10 20 30 40 50 60Fiber Content [w t%]
Flexu
ral St
rength
[MPa
]
Flexural Modulus - Fiber Content
0
10,000
20,000
0 10 20 30 40 50 60Fiber Content [w t%]
Flexu
ral M
odulu
s [MPa
]
Izod (notched) - Fiber Content
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
0 10 20 30 40 50 60Fiber Content [w t%]
Izod (
notch
ed) [k
J/m²]
SFT (Glass Fiber) LFT–L5, Φ16 μm LFT–L10, Φ16 μm
*LFT=Long Fiber Thermoplastics,**SFT=Short Fiber Thermoplastics - Owens Corning internal LFT tests, Ibaraki, 2009 and SFT tests, Kanagawa, 2004
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LONG GLASS FIBERS VS SHORT GLASS FIBERS PROPERTY COMPARISONS: PA66-LFT VS. PA66-SFT
SFT (Glass Fiber) LFT–L12, Φ16 μm
*LFT=Long Fiber Thermoplastics,**SFT=Short Fiber Thermoplastics - Owens Corning internal LFT tests, Ibaraki, 2009 and SFT test s, Kanagawa, 2004
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LONG GLASS FIBER MAPPING SPECIFIC TENSILE STRENGTH / CHARPY (NOTCHED)
1.0E+00
1.0E+01
1.0E+02
1.E+00 1.E+01 1.E+02 1.E+03
Specific
Tensil
e Stren
gth [×
10⁴N・
m/kg]
Charpy (notched) [kJ/m²]
Specific Tensile Strength - Charpy (notched)
PP-FTP
PP-LFT
PS PP
PPS
PPS-FTP
SAN
PPS-LFT
POM PA6 PA66
PA66-FTP PAMXD6-FTP
PA66-LFT PA66-LFT: S-glass
PAMXD6-LFT
PA6-LFT
cf. Steel (S45C) PC-LFT
PC
PC-FTP
ABS
Owens Corning estimate and mapping, Ibaraki, 2012
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LONG GLASS FIBER MAPPING HEAT DISTORTION TEMPERATURE / CHARPY (NOTCHED)
50
100
150
200
250
300
1.E+00 1.E+01 1.E+02 1.E+03
HDT [℃
]
Charpy (notched) [kJ/m²]
HDT - Charpy (notched)
PP-LFT
PP
PPS-FTP PPS-LFT
POM
PA66-FTP
PAMXD6-FTP
PA66-LFT PA66-LFT: S-glass
PAMXD6-LFT
PA6-LFT
PC-LFT
PC PC-FTP
ABS
PA6
PA66
PS
PPS
SAN
PP-FTP
Owens Corning estimate and mapping, Ibaraki, 2012
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REDEFINING LFTP PERFORMANCE WITH PERFORMAX® SE4849 ROVING for LFTP PP & CFRT PP compounding
Provides superior glass processing and wet out
Enables up to a 20% increase in compounding line speed
Opens new applications through higher glass loading
Pict. Copyright Leonello Calvetti / shutterstock.com
Inner door module application example
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REDEFINING LFTP PERFORMANCE WITH PERFORMAX® SE4502 ROVING FOR LFTP PA COMPOUNDING
Provides improved glass adhesion to PA delivering
15% improvement in Tensile and Flex performance
30% improvement in Impact properties
Pict. Copyright Leonello Calvetti / shutterstock.com
Rear lift gate application example
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SUMMARY
HYDROSTRAND™ 256 offers outstanding performance in glycol resistance for stringent automotive under hood applications in PA 6/66 272 offers excellent dry as molded properties in a wide range of PBT / PET formulations PERFORMAX® SE4849 proprietary formulation makes it possible to deliver higher glass loadings thereby improving modulus characteristics by up to 20% PERFORMAX® SE4502 provides superior DaM property characteristics versus standard glass systems in PA applications
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