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CAMPUS® datasheet | Ultramid® 8233G HS


This datasheet of Ultramid® 8233G HS from BASF is provided by the international plastics database CAMPUS.

CAMPUS is organized by a group of leading international resin producers, who have agreed to test their material according to uniform conditions, based on ISO standards (ISO 10350, ISO 11403), in order to offer comparable data to the market.

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  Ultramid® 8233G HS | PA6-GF33 | BASF
Product Texts
Ultramid® 8233G HS is a heat stabilized, glass fiber reinforced Polyamid 6 injection molding compound offering excellent strength, stiffness, high temperature performance and dimensional stability. It is also available in non-heat stabilized and/or pigmented versions.

Ultramid® 8233G HS is generally recommended for applications such as power tool housings, weed trimmer components, gears, automotive housings and under hood applications.
Mechanical propertiesdry / condUnitTest Standard
Tensile Modulus 10100 / 5840 MPa ISO 527-1/-2
Stress at break 185 / 125 MPa ISO 527-1/-2
Strain at break 3.5 / 6 % ISO 527-1/-2
Charpy impact strength (+23°C) 88 / - kJ/m² ISO 179/1eU
Charpy notched impact strength (+23°C) 15 / - kJ/m² ISO 179/1eA
Charpy notched impact strength (-30°C) 10 / - kJ/m² ISO 179/1eA
Thermal propertiesdry / condUnitTest Standard
Melting temperature (10°C/min) 220 / * °C ISO 11357-1/-3
Temp. of deflection under load (1.80 MPa) 205 / * °C ISO 75-1/-2
Temp. of deflection under load (0.45 MPa) 215 / * °C ISO 75-1/-2
Coeff. of linear therm. expansion (parallel) 21 / * E-6/K ISO 11359-1/-2
Coeff. of linear therm. expansion (normal) 70 / * E-6/K ISO 11359-1/-2
Burning Behav. at thickness h HB / * class IEC 60695-11-10
Thickness tested 0.7 / * mm IEC 60695-11-10
UL recognition UL / * - -
Electrical propertiesdry / condUnitTest Standard
Relative permittivity (100Hz) 4.2 / - - IEC 60250
Relative permittivity (1MHz) 3.6 / - - IEC 60250
Dissipation factor (100Hz) 0.02 / - E-4 IEC 60250
Dissipation factor (1MHz) 0.02 / - E-4 IEC 60250
Volume resistivity >1E13 / - Ohm*m IEC 60093
Other propertiesdry / condUnitTest Standard
Water absorption 6.4 / * % Sim. to ISO 62
Humidity absorption 1.8 / * % Sim. to ISO 62
Density 1390 / * kg/m³ ISO 1183
Rheological calculation propertiesValueUnitTest Standard
Density of melt 1140 kg/m³ -
Thermal conductivity of melt 0.275 W/(m K) -
Spec. heat capacity melt 2430 J/(kg K) -
Diagrams
Viscosity-shear rate , Ultramid® 8233G HS, PA6-GF33, BASF
Shearstress-shear rate , Ultramid® 8233G HS, PA6-GF33, BASF
Dynamic Shear modulus-temperature , Ultramid® 8233G HS, PA6-GF33, BASF
Stress-strain , Ultramid® 8233G HS, PA6-GF33, BASF
Stress-strain , Ultramid® 8233G HS, PA6-GF33, BASF
Secant modulus-strain , Ultramid® 8233G HS, PA6-GF33, BASF
Secant modulus-strain , Ultramid® 8233G HS, PA6-GF33, BASF
Characteristics
Processing
Injection Molding
Delivery form
Pellets
Special Characteristics
Heat stabilized or stable to heat
Regional Availability
North America
Other text information
Injection molding
PREPROCESSING
Max. Water content: 0.12%
Product is supplied in sealed containers and drying prior to molding is not required. If drying becomes necessary, a dehumidifying or desiccant dryer operating at 80 °C (176 °F) is recommended. Drying time is dependent on moisture level.
Further information concerning safe handling procedures can be obtained from the Material Safety Data Sheet. Alternatively, please contact your BASF representative.

PROCESSING
Melt Temperatu re 270-295 °C (518-563 °F)
Mold Temperature 80-95 °C (176-203 °F)
Injection and Packing Pressure 35-125 bar (500-1500 psi)

This product can be processed over a wide range of mold temperatures; however, for applications where aesthetics are critical, a mold surface temperature of 80-95 °C (176-203 °F) is required.

Injection pressure controls the filling of the part and should be applied for 90% of ram travel. Packing pressure affects the final part and can be use d effectively in controlling sink marks and shrinkage. It should be applied and maintained until the gate area is completely frozen off.

Back pressure can be utilized to provide uniform melt consistency and reduce trapped air and gas. A maximum of 3.5 bar (50 psi) is recommended to minimize glass fiber breakage.

Fast fill rates are recommended to insure uniform melt delivery to the cavity and prevent premature freezing. Surface appearance is directly affected by injection rate .
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