Did you know that with the right formulation, you can achieve properties that are as good or better than that of PA 6,6 using materials such as PA 6, PK, PBT/PET, PP, polymer blends and even post-industrial recycled blends? HOW ALTERNATIVE POLYMERS COMPARE TO PA 6,6 PA 6 | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Automotive, Industrial, Consumer & Sporting Goods Wider processing temperature range Better surface quality Better weathering resistance Shorter conditioning time—nearly half that of PA 6,6 Lower temperature resistance Slightly lower chemical resistance Higher water absorption Lower stiffness/wear resistance PK | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Automotive, Consumer & Sporting Goods, Industrial, Electrical & Electronics Lower CO2 emissions in production Better hydrolysis and chemical resistance Comparable dimensional stability Inherently lubricious for reduced wear and friction Easier to mold Cost competitive Lower short- and long-term thermal performance Harder to color More limited process window PBT/PET | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Electrical & Electronics Lower water absorption Slightly higher rigidity/stiffness (for PBT) Better abrasion resistance Slightly better electric resistance Lower toughness properties Higher density Lower short- and long-term temperature resistance Lower hydrolysis resistance PP | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Automotive, Consumer Goods, Lightweighting Applications Lower water absorption Slightly better chemical resistance Lower density Cost effective Fiber reinforced PP can achieve similar or better mechanical properties to PA 6,6 GF30 Reduced rigidity/stiffness Much lower abrasion resistance Lower electric resistance Reduced short- and long-term temperature resistance PC/PBT & PC/PET BLENDS | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Automotive Interiors, Consumer Goods, Household Appliances Higher impact strength Good scratch resistance Good wear resistance Lower mechanical properties Higher brittleness Narrow processing temperature range PA 6,6/PET BLENDS | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Automotive, Industrial, Appliance, Electrical & Electronics, Applications Where Low Water Absorption is Required Reduced water absorption—up to 40% Slightly higher mechanical properties in the conditioned state Slightly lower temperature resistance Slightly lower chemical resistance Narrow processing temperature range PA/PP BLENDS | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Automotive Interiors, Electronics, Consumer & Sporting Goods Good adhesion to polyolefin-based TPEs Low permeability of water Good processability Lower density Lower temperature resistance Lower mechanical properties POST-INDUSTRIAL RECYCLED SOLUTIONS (PA 6,6/PA 6/PP) | POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS: Automotive Accessories, Industrial, Consumer & Sporting Goods Between 50-80% recycled content Good processability Cost effective Reduced chemical resistance Wider range of mechanical specifications Potential for slightly lower mechanical properties 1.844.4AVIENT www.avient.com Copyright © 2024, Avient Corporation.

POLYMER PRODUCT NAME PROPERTY PERFORMANCE TYPE DOSAGE/ LDR MATERIAL CODE ABS FRABS92991 UL 94 Halogen 35% CC10292991WE ABS FRABS52399 UL 94 Halogen 5–14% CC10252399WE HDPE Cesa Flam MB 5101AH UL 94 Halogen 7–16% PEAN698479 Nylon Cesa Flam MB 5728H UL 94 Halogen 8–14% ABA0698450 Nylon Cesa Flam MB 5731NH UL 94 Non-halogen 8–20% ABAN698410 PC Cesa Flam NCA0820018NH UL 94 Non-halogen 2–4% NCA0820018 PC NCAN-Z0N-FN FLMRET 698419 UL 94 Non-halogen 3–8% NCAN698419 PE FRPE94802 ASTM E84 Non-halogen 100% CC103094802F PE FRPE41011 UL 94 Halogen 20–30% CC1034101160 PET Cesa Flam MB 5525NH UL 1441, UL 94 Non-halogen 6–8% NEAN698534 PET FRPET65462 UL 94 Non-halogen 5–12% CC103265462F PET/ PBT Cesa Flam MB 5532NH NFPA 701 Non-halogen 4–6% NBAN698451 PP Cesa Flam MB 5201H UL 94 Halogen 6–30% PPAN698410 PP Cesa Flam MB CT-1629NH Cal TB 133, UL 94 Film, NFPA 701 Non-halogen 6–8% PPAN698428 PP FRPP365370 UL 94 Non-halogen 10–20% CC103653702F PP Copolymer FRPP37654 UL 94 5VA Halogen 100% CC10337654WE PP Copolymer FRPP53484 UL 94 Halogen 10% CC1035348460 PS FRPS62722 ASTM E84 Halogen 2–4% CC10262722WE PS/HIPS Cesa Flam SLA0820014H UL 94 Halogen 4–8% SLA0820014H TPU Cesa Flam 98461NH UL 94 Non-halogen 6–14% RUA0698461 F-SERIES FLAME RETARDANT ADDITIVES HDPE/PE F-Series UL 94 Non-halogen 10–25% PEA0820024 PE F-Series UL 2335, FM 4998 Non-halogen 10–25% PEA0820069

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