Noryl GTX

Modified nylons are blends of nylon resins and specially grafted nylon resins. In the Du Pont family of Zytel resin, certain blends have been designated Supertough to emphasize the improvement in impact that blends provide over standard resins. General Electric s Noryl GTX resins consist of a nylon matrix resin and a PPO resin in dispersed form. A highly sophisticated blend, it maintains a filled nylon s HPT with no sacrifice of impact resistance. [Pg.277]

Polyamide PPOs are manufactured by General Electric (Noryl GTX), BASF having now withdrawn from marketing their product (Ultranyl). Usage of the blends has so far been mainly in the automobile field for such applications as valance panels, wheel trims, grilles, rear quarter panels, front bumpers and tailgates. [Pg.592]

Along with the more classical polymers some new ones have been developed for automotive use. Thus, GE developed Noryl GTX resins that are being used on the fenders of some cars including the Volkswagen New Beetle and Hummer H3. The Noryl GTX resins are alloys of PPO and nylon-6,6. [Pg.620]

Blends Noryl GTX, Dimension ) were introduced in 1985, twenty years after the introduction of PPE/PS blends. Noryl GTX blends... [Pg.720]

Blow molding grades of PA/PPE blends can be based either on PA-6 Dimension ) or PA-66 Noryl GTX). For PA-6/PPE blends, a melt temperature of 265-295°C (as for extrusion) is recommended. Mold temperature of 60°C and typical blow ratio of 2 to 3 are normally used. The PA-66 blends are compatibilized by addition of a PA-PPE copolymer. In the blends, PA constitutes the matrix phase in which particles of PPE are dispersed, playing a role of low density organic filler. A melt temperature of 278-288°C is recommended, with adapter and accumulator... [Pg.731]

PPE/PA-66 (and 6) General Eleetrie Noryl GTX Grafting Crystalline/ Amorphous... [Pg.1027]

Nylon has been blended with PPO (Vydyne, Noryl GTX), PC, HDPE (Selar), PP, SAN, ABS (Triax, Elemid), PBT (Bexloy), and polyarylates (Bexlar). These blends have lower water absorption than nylon-... [Pg.459]

The PPO-PA blends, which are sold by General Electric under the trade name Noryl GTX, can be baked and painted at 190°C without noticeable warpage or distortion, and have been used for producing automobile fenders. [Pg.507]

An important requirement for plastics materials in the automotive industry is paintability alongside metal components in high temperature areas. Noryl GTX series of General Electric has been developed to meet this requirement. The blend consisting of polyphenylene oxide (PPO) in a nylon matrix combines the heat and dimensional stability and the low water absorption of PPO with the flow and semicrystalline properties of nylons. Its impact strength, however, is not as high as PC/PBT blends. [Pg.534]

Noryl GTX (Noryl Plus) G.E. PA/PPE (30%) Yes Auto panels, wheels, fenders... [Pg.849]

The products from the thermal degradation of Noryl GTX poly(phen-ylene oxide)-polyamide in air and in nitrogen have been identified and quantified. Ecotoxicologic testing of the products of pyrolysis with aquatic organisms indicated that in a fire, no greater harm than burned beech wood is to be expected when the fire-fighting water reaches aquatic ecosystems. ... [Pg.164]

Figure 3.89 Stress vs. strain at various temperatures for SABIC Innovative Plastics Noryl GTX GTX830—30% glass fiber reinforced, polypropylene ether, PS, and polyamide blend resin.

Made from 2,6-xylenol. Modified with high impact PS (HIPS) as Noryl and Noryl GTX with added PA. Modified with SBS as Luranyl ... [Pg.1108]

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