High Tenacity UHMWPE Chopped Short Cut Fiber

Short Description:

Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene chopped short, referred to as UHMWPE chopped, is cut from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene filament fibers. These chopped pieces are typically used in various applications where UHMWPE properties are desired.

About This Item:

【Enhanced Processability】

UHMWPE in chopped form can be easily mixed, blended, or dispersed into various matrices or materials. The small size of the chopped particles aids in their uniform distribution, improving the homogeneity of the final product.

【Increased Surface Area】

The smaller size and increased surface area of the chopped particles can provide improved bonding or adhesion properties when incorporated into other materials. This can enhance the overall strength and performance of the composite product.

【Improved Mechanical Properties】

UHMWPE chopped can enhance the mechanical properties of materials by reinforcing them with its high tensile strength, excellent impact resistance, and low friction characteristics.

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Product Detail

Product Tags

Product Name	UHMWPE Short Cut Fiber
Material	UHMWPE Fiber
Length	6mm/12mm
Fineness	1.52/2.2/3.8 dtex
Tenacity at break	28-33 (cN/dtex)
Elongation at break	4%
Density	0.97g/cm3
Melting point	130-136℃
Color	White
Packing	Carton
Application	Concrete cement, reinforced materials, etc.
Certification	ISO9001, SGS
OEM	Accept OEM Service
Sample	Free

Product Information

UHMWPE chopped short cut fibers are typically produced by cutting longer UHMWPE fibers into shorter lengths, usually ranging from a few millimeters to several centimeters. These fibers retain the high strength and other desirable properties of UHMWPE while offering increased versatility in various applications.

They’re commonly used as reinforcement materials in composite manufacturing processes and can be mixed with other materials, such as resins or polymers, to enhance their mechanical properties, including tensile strength, impact resistance and stiffness.

These fibers find applications in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, marine, and sports equipment manufacturing. They can be used in the production of lightweight and high-strength composite materials, such as thermoplastic composites, laminates, and injection-molded parts.