PA612 Black resin is a high-strength, black colored nylon resin ideal for applications requiring both durability and a sleek aesthetic. It offers the exceptional mechanical properties of PA612 in a dark, pigmented form.
GET FREE QUOTATIONPA612 black resin is a high-performance nylon material offering exceptional strength, stiffness, and heat resistance – all in a sleek black finish. This makes it a compelling choice for demanding applications where both durability and aesthetics are crucial.
Compared to standard nylons (like PA66), PA612 black resin boasts superior mechanical properties. It can withstand greater forces without breaking or deforming, and its thermal stability allows it to function effectively at elevated temperatures. Interestingly, you might encounter the term “pa66 pa612 g” in reference to certain Honda parts. This likely indicates a blend of PA66 nylon with PA612 for specific performance needs.
The black color of PA612 resin doesn’t compromise its strength. It provides a sophisticated aesthetic finish, making it ideal for components that require a professional look alongside robust functionality. Common applications include demanding automotive parts (think beyond Honda!), electronic components, and enclosures for industrial equipment.
Processed using injection molding, PA612 black resin is suitable for creating complex, high-precision parts. Overall, this material offers a unique combination of exceptional strength, heat resistance, and a desirable black color, making it a standout choice for various demanding applications.
| Physical Properties | Metric | English | Comments | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Specific Gravity | 1.42 g/cc | 1.42 g/cc | DAM; ASTM D 792 | ||
| Density | 1.42 g/cc | 0.0513 lb/in³ | DAM; ISO 1183 | ||
| Filler Content | 43 % | 43 % | DAM | ||
| Linear Mold Shrinkage | 0.0030 cm/cm @Thickness 2.00 mm | 0.0030 in/in @Thickness 0.0787 in | DAM, Parallel; ISO 294-4 | ||
| 0.0080 cm/cm @Thickness 2.00 mm | 0.0080 in/in @Thickness 0.0787 in | DAM, Normal; ISO 294-4 | |||
| Mechanical Properties | Metric | English | Comments | ||
| Tensile Strength at Break | 200 MPa @Temperature 23.0 °C | 29000 psi @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 527 | ||
| Tensile Strength | 185 MPa @Temperature 23.0 °C | 26800 psi @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM D 638 | ||
| Elongation at Break | 2.8 % @Temperature 23.0 °C | 2.8 % @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM D 638 | ||
| 3.0 % @Temperature 23.0 °C | 3.0 % @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 527 | |||
| Tensile Modulus | 12.5 GPa @Temperature 23.0 °C | 1810 ksi @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 527 | ||
| Flexural Strength | 269 MPa @Temperature 23.0 °C | 39000 psi @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM D 790 | ||
| Flexural Modulus | 11.0 GPa @Temperature 23.0 °C | 1600 ksi @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM D 790 | ||
| 11.0 GPa @Temperature 23.0 °C | 1600 ksi @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 178 | |||
| Izod Impact, Notched | 1.70 J/cm @Temperature 23.0 °C | 3.18 ft-lb/in @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM D 256 | ||
| Izod Impact, Unnotched | 16.0 J/cm @Temperature 23.0 °C | 30.0 ft-lb/in @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM D 4812 | ||
| Izod Impact, Notched (ISO) | 15.0 kJ/m² @Temperature -40.0 °C | 7.14 ft-lb/in² @Temperature -40.0 °F | DAM; ISO 180/1A | ||
| 17.0 kJ/m² @Temperature 23.0 °C | 8.09 ft-lb/in² @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 180/1A | |||
| Charpy Impact, Notched | 1.60 J/cm² @Temperature -40.0 °C | 7.61 ft-lb/in² @Temperature -40.0 °F | DAM; ISO 179/1eA | ||
| 1.70 J/cm² @Temperature 23.0 °C | 8.09 ft-lb/in² @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 179/1eA | |||
| Electrical Properties | Metric | English | Comments | ||
| Comparative Tracking Index | >= 600 V @Temperature 23.0 °C | >= 600 V @Temperature 73.4 °F | DAM; UL 746A | ||
| Thermal Properties | Metric | English | Comments | ||
| CTE, linear, Parallel to Flow | 10.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature 23.0 – 55.0 °C | 5.56 µin/in-°F @Temperature 73.4 – 131 °F | DAM; ASTM E 831 | ||
| 10.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature 23.0 – 55.0 °C | 5.56 µin/in-°F @Temperature 73.4 – 131 °F | DAM; ISO 11359-1/-2 | |||
| 16.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature 55.0 – 160 °C | 8.89 µin/in-°F @Temperature 131 – 320 °F | DAM; ISO 11359-1/-2 | |||
| 16.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature 55.0 – 160 °C | 8.89 µin/in-°F @Temperature 131 – 320 °F | DAM; ASTM E 831 | |||
| 21.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature -40.0 – 23.0 °C | 11.7 µin/in-°F @Temperature -40.0 – 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 11359-1/-2 | |||
| 21.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature -40.0 – 23.0 °C | 11.7 µin/in-°F @Temperature -40.0 – 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM E 831 | |||
| CTE, linear, Transverse to Flow | 73.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature -40.0 – 23.0 °C | 40.6 µin/in-°F @Temperature -40.0 – 73.4 °F | DAM; ASTM E 831 | ||
| 73.0 µm/m-°C @Temperature -40.0 – 23.0 °C | 40.6 µin/in-°F @Temperature -40.0 – 73.4 °F | DAM; ISO 11359-1/-2 | |||
| 104 µm/m-°C @Temperature 23.0 – 55.0 °C | 57.8 µin/in-°F @Temperature 73.4 – 131 °F | DAM; ISO 11359-1/-2 | |||
| 104 µm/m-°C @Temperature 23.0 – 55.0 °C | 57.8 µin/in-°F @Temperature 73.4 – 131 °F | DAM; ASTM E 831 | |||
| 139 µm/m-°C @Temperature 55.0 – 160 °C | 77.2 µin/in-°F @Temperature 131 – 320 °F | DAM; ASTM E 831 | |||
| 139 µm/m-°C @Temperature 55.0 – 160 °C | 77.2 µin/in-°F @Temperature 131 – 320 °F | DAM; ISO 11359-1/-2 | |||
| Melting Point | 217 °C | 423 °F | DAM; ASTM D 3418 | ||
| 218 °C | 424 °F | DAM, 10°C/min; ISO 11357-1/-3 | |||
| Deflection Temperature at 0.46 MPa (66 psi) | 215 °C | 419 °F | DAM; ASTM D 648 | ||
| 217 °C | 423 °F | DAM; ISO 75-1/-2 | |||
| Deflection Temperature at 1.8 MPa (264 psi) | 205 °C | 401 °F | DAM; ISO 75-1/-2 | ||
| 205 °C | 401 °F | DAM; ASTM D 648 | |||
| UL RTI, Electrical | 105 °C @Thickness 0.710 mm | 221 °F @Thickness 0.0280 in | DAM; UL 746B | ||
| 120 °C @Thickness 3.00 mm | 248 °F @Thickness 0.118 in | DAM; UL 746B | |||
| 120 °C @Thickness 1.50 mm | 248 °F @Thickness 0.0591 in | DAM; UL 746B | |||
| UL RTI, Mechanical without Impact | 120 °C @Thickness 1.50 mm | 248 °F @Thickness 0.0591 in | DAM; UL 746B | ||
| 120 °C @Thickness 3.00 mm | 248 °F @Thickness 0.118 in | DAM; UL 746B | |||
| Flammability, UL94 | HB @Thickness 0.710 mm | HB @Thickness 0.0280 in | DAM; IEC 60695-11-10 | ||
| HB @Thickness 1.50 mm | HB @Thickness 0.0591 in | DAM; IEC 60695-11-10 | |||
| HB @Thickness 3.00 mm | HB @Thickness 0.118 in | DAM; IEC 60695-11-10 | |||
| HB @Thickness 1.50 mm | HB @Thickness 0.0591 in | DAM; UL94 | |||
| HB @Thickness 3.00 mm | HB @Thickness 0.118 in | DAM; UL94 | |||
| HB @Thickness 0.710 mm | HB @Thickness 0.0280 in | DAM; UL94 | |||
| Processing Properties | Metric | English | Comments | ||
| Melt Temperature | 290 °C | 554 °F | DAM | ||
| 280 – 300 °C | 536 – 572 °F | DAM | |||
| Mold Temperature | 70.0 – 120 °C | 158 – 248 °F | DAM | ||
| 100 °C | 212 °F | DAM | |||
| Drying Temperature | 80.0 °C | 176 °F | DAM | ||
| Dry Time | 2 – 4 hour | 2 – 4 hour | DAM | ||
| Moisture Content | <= 0.15 % | <= 0.15 % | DAM | ||
| Descriptive Properties | |||||
| Additive | Lubricant | DAM | |||
| Appearance | Black | DAM | |||
| Drying Recommended | Yes, if moisture content of resin exceeds recommended level | DAM | |||
| Features | Dimensional Stability, Good | DAM | |||
| Moisture Absorption, Low | DAM | ||||
| Filler | Glass fiber reinforcement | DAM | |||
| Generic | Nylon 612 | DAM | |||
| Material Status | Current | DAM | |||
| Part Marking Code, ISO 11469 | >PA612-GF43< | DAM | |||
| Polymer Family | Polyamide | DAM | |||
| Polymer Type | PA612 | DAM | |||
| Processing Method | Injection Molding | DAM | |||
| Product Category | Glass Reinforced Resins | DAM | |||
| Region Available – Americas | Yes | DAM | |||
| Region Available – Asia/Pacific | Yes | DAM | |||
| Region Available – Europe | Yes | DAM | |||
| Resin Identification | PA612-GF43 | DAM | |||
| Ultrasonic Weldable | Yes | DAM | |||
| Uses | Appliance Components | DAM | |||
| Automotive Applications | DAM | ||||
| Electrical/Electronic Applications | DAM | ||||
| Industrial Applications | DAM | ||||
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