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Aramid Fiber/Pulp/Precipitated Fiber

Aramid Fiber/Pulp/Precipitated Fiber

Para-aramid pulp

Aramid pulp is made from para aramid fiber whose composition is poly(para-phenylene terephthalamide).

After a series process of cutting, grinding and suspending in water, the fiber is fibrillated into aramid pulp.

The pulp not only inherits the high-strength, high-modulus, high-temperature resistance, abrasion resistance and excellent chemical stability from para-aramid fiber, but also has high dispersibility, specific surface area and grip force to provide reinforcement and viscosity control under shear stress.

Para-aramid pulp is widely used in high-performance friction and sealing field, increasing its effect and service life significantly.

 

C.S.F.

Specifie 

Surface Area

Moistare 

Content

Average 

Length

Thermal 

Decomposition Temp

 

[ml]

[m²/g]

[%]

[mm]

[℃]

SA230

320-420

7-10

7

0.6-0.8

550

SA240

420-500

9-15

7

0.6-1.0

550

SA250

500-800

9-14

7

0.8-1.2

550

SA260

600-880

8-13

7

1.0-1.4

550

Precipitated Meta-aramid Fiber

Precipitated Meta-aramid fiber is an aromatic meta-polyamide film-like fibrid material. Meta-aramid precipitated fibers are 4-7 micrometers thick and 80-600 micrometers long, exhibiting excellent thermal stability, flame retardancy, electrical insulation, and chemical stability.

They are easily compounded with other materials and are widely used in the production of aramid paper, battery separators, and non-woven fabrics.

They are essential basic materials in high-tech fields such as aerospace, aviation, energy, electronics, communications, and environmental protection.

Precipitated Meta-aramid fiber consists of regularly arranged serrated macromolecules that decompose before melting.

Aramid Fiber/Pulp/Fibrid

Its glass transition temperature is 270℃, and it does not undergo significant decomposition or carbonization below 350℃. When the temperature exceeds 400℃, the fiber gradually becomes brittle, carbonizes, and eventually decomposes, but does not produce molten droplets.

It does not propagate flame in a flame and has good flame retardancy. With a limiting oxygen index (LOI) of 28, it exhibits excellent performance, excellent high-temperature resistance, good dimensional stability, and excellent spinnability, fire resistance, and corrosion resistance.

Product specifications: intrinsic viscosity ≥1.8, moisture content ≤20%, initial freeness 50°SR, heat shrinkage rate at 200℃ ≤20%.

SpecificationC.S.F.Specific Surface AreaMoisture ContentAverage LengthThermal Decomposition TemperaturePacking
[ml][m2/g][%][mm][℃]kg/bag
SA 230320-4207-1070.6-0.85505
SA 240420-5009-1570.6-1.05505
SA 250500-8009-1470.8-1.25505
SA 260600-8808-1371.0-1.45505

Application areas

Aramid paper

Lithium battery separator

non-woven fabric

Aramid honeycomb

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