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Common transparent polyamides consist in partially aromatic units that impart rigidity and high heat resistance.
Replacing aromatic constituents with aliphatic monomers improves the UV stability of transparent polyamides. TROGAMID® CX7323 is an example of this type of polyamides. By selecting specific monomers the crystallites are so small that they do not scatter visible light, and the material appears transparent to the human eye—a property known as microcrystallinity.
In 2020, Evonik stopped production of the amorphous polyamide TROGAMID® T originally acquired from Dynamit Nobel AG.
TROGAMID® Care compounds were subject to specific evaluation. They are based on the semi-crystalline compounds.
Replacing aromatic constituents with aliphatic monomers improves the UV stability of transparent polyamides. TROGAMID® CX7323 is an example of this type of polyamides. By selecting specific monomers the crystallites are so small that they do not scatter visible light, and the material appears transparent to the human eye—a property known as microcrystallinity.
In 2020, Evonik stopped production of the amorphous polyamide TROGAMID® T originally acquired from Dynamit Nobel AG.
TROGAMID® Care compounds were subject to specific evaluation. They are based on the semi-crystalline compounds.
Producers: Evonik IndustriesPolymer group: PAPolymer group/type(s): PA6
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