PA66 Flame Retardant (Modified)

PA66 Flame Retardant (Modified) – High-Strength, Fire-Safe Nylon 66 for Demanding Applications

PA66 Flame Retardant (Modified) refers to PA66 compounds where flame-retardant systems (red phosphorus, halogen-free phosphorous/Phosphinate systems, etc.) are integrated and optimized with other modifiers — such as impact or heat-stabilizing agents — to achieve a tailored balance of fire safety, mechanical performance and processability. These modified grades are used in electrical connectors, appliance parts and industrial components where a combination of FR performance and enhanced mechanical or thermal traits is required. Recommend specifying desired FR system (e.g., red-P vs. halogen-free) when requesting quotes.

Key Features

• Reliable flame-retardant performance
  Formulated to meet UL94 V-0/V-2 or other fire-safety classifications depending on grade.

• High mechanical strength
  Maintains the tensile strength, rigidity, and impact resistance of PA66.

• Thermal stability
  Performs consistently under elevated temperatures and long-term heat exposure.

• Dimensional stability
  Reduced shrinkage and warpage for precision engineering parts.

• Chemical & wear resistance
  Withstands oils, fuels, greases, and abrasion in industrial environments.

• Process-friendly
  Suitable for injection molding and machining applications.

Ideal For

• Electrical connectors & housings

• Switches, terminal blocks, and circuit components

• Automotive under-hood and interior parts

• Industrial machinery components

• Power tools and structural plastic parts

• Heat-resistant and flame-safe engineering designs

Why Choose This Material

PA66 Flame Retardant (Modified) offers a powerful combination of fire safety, mechanical durability, and processing efficiency. It provides dependable performance in high-temperature, high-risk environments where standard PA66 may not meet safety requirements. This material is widely used in electrical systems, automotive applications, and industrial equipment that require strict flame-retardant protection.