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Processing difficulty after adding thermally conductive fillers to PET

Problem Phenomenon
After adding thermally conductive fillers (graphite, boron nitride) to PET, melt viscosity increases sharply, processing difficult, surface rough.
Cause Analysis
High filling amount (>30%) causes sharp fluidity decline, poor filler-matrix compatibility produces interfacial friction, uneven filler dispersion.
Solution
Use coupling agents to improve the interface; optimize screw configuration to improve dispersion; appropriately increase processing temperature; control filling amount ≤50%.
Key Takeaway
PET thermally conductive composite processability depends on filler selection and interface treatment.
PETthermally conductive fillerprocessing difficultyviscositycoupling agent

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