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High Brittleness of PA Products Just After Demolding or in Dry State

Problem Phenomenon
PA products are very brittle just after demolding or in the dry state, the impact strength is far lower than in the wet state, and brittle fracture easily occurs
Cause Analysis
In the dry state of polyamide 410 (bio-based long carbon chain nylon), the hydrogen bonds between molecular chains are highly rigid and lack water molecule plasticization Excessive drying and too low moisture content Used directly after demolding without conditioning The product wall thickness is thin, the rigidity is low, and the brittleness is more obvious Dry-state embrittlement is aggravated in low-temperature environments
Solution
Perform conditioning treatment after demolding (bring the moisture content to 1.5-2.5% in water or a hot and humid environment) Avoid excessive drying and maintain reasonable moisture content Avoid applying force to products just after demolding Thin-walled products need extended conditioning time Avoid using dry-state products in low-temperature environments
Key Takeaway
PA dry-state embrittlement requires conditioning and plasticization treatment
dry-state embrittlementconditioningplasticizationPA

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