LFT-G® PP LGF40 Structural Composite

Fiber-Matrix Architecture

• PP LGF40 refers to polypropylene reinforced with 40% long glass fibers. The inclusion of long glass fibers significantly enhances the mechanical properties of the base material, making it suitable for demanding environments where strength, rigidity, and dimensional stability are critical factors.The key feature of PP LGF40 lies in its structure. Long glass fibers are embedded within the polypropylene matrix, creating a composite material that combines the best attributes of both components. These fibers act as reinforcements, improving tensile strength, impact resistance, and creep performance. Additionally, they help maintain the shape and integrity of the material under stress, ensuring consistent performance over time.

• With 40% long glass fiber reinforcement, PP LGF40 exhibits significantly higher tensile strength, flexural modulus, and impact resistance compared to unreinforced PP. This makes it ideal for structural components that require robustness and durability.
• Both polypropylene and glass fibers are recyclable, contributing to the sustainability of products made from PP LGF40. This aligns with growing global efforts toward eco-friendly manufacturing practices.

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