Composite injection molding materials combine different materials to enhance specific properties such as strength, thermal stability, and chemical resistance. These advanced composites are often used in high-performance applications but come with increased costs and production complexities. Examples include:

PC-ABS (Polycarbonate-ABS Blend)

• Mechanical Strength: High impact resistance and toughness.
• Weather Resistance: Moderate, better than ABS alone.
• Chemical Resistance: Good, resistant to various chemicals.
• Applications: Automotive parts, electronics housings, medical devices.
• Processing: 230°C – 290°C.

GFPP (Glass-Fiber Reinforced Polypropylene)

• Mechanical Strength: Enhanced strength and stiffness compared to regular polypropylene.
• Weather Resistance: Good, with improved performance in outdoor conditions.
• Chemical Resistance: Good, resistant to many chemicals.
• Applications: Automotive components, industrial parts, and construction materials.
• Processing: Typically processed at 200°C – 250°C.

GFPE (Glass-Fiber Reinforced Polyester)

• Mechanical Strength: High, with excellent stiffness and durability.
• Weather Resistance: Excellent, suitable for harsh outdoor environments.
• Chemical Resistance: Good, resistant to various chemicals.
• Applications: Electrical components, automotive parts, and construction materials.
• Processing: Typically processed at 240°C – 280°C.

GFN (Glass-Fiber Reinforced Nylon)

• Mechanical Strength: Very high, with improved stiffness and strength.
• Weather Resistance: Good, suitable for many environmental conditions.
• Chemical Resistance: Good, resistant to many chemicals.
• Applications: Automotive parts, industrial machinery, and consumer goods.
• Processing: Typically processed at 260°C – 300°C.

CFRP (Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Polymer)

• Mechanical Strength: Very high strength-to-weight ratio.
• Weather Resistance: Excellent, suitable for extreme conditions.
• Chemical Resistance: Good, resistant to many chemicals.
• Applications: Aerospace components, high-performance sports equipment, and automotive parts.
• Processing: Typically processed at 350°C – 400°C.

CFRN (Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Nylon)

• Mechanical Strength: Very high, with superior stiffness and strength.
• Weather Resistance: Good, suitable for various environmental conditions.
• Chemical Resistance: Good, resistant to many chemicals.
• Applications: High-performance automotive parts, industrial machinery, and sports equipment.
• Processing: Typically processed at 260°C – 300°C.

CFRPC (Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Polycarbonate)

• Mechanical Strength: High, combining the benefits of carbon fiber and polycarbonate.
• Weather Resistance: Good, suitable for various conditions.
• Chemical Resistance: Good, resistant to many chemicals.
• Applications: Electronics housings, automotive parts, and high-performance components.
• Processing: Typically processed at 270°C – 320°C.