GME QK 001356 PDF

Name:
GME QK 001356 PDF

Published Date:
08/25/2010

Status:
[ Revised ]

Description:

Polyamide 46 with Glass Fibres

Publisher:
General Motors Europe

Document status:

Active

Format:

Electronic (PDF)

Delivery time:

10 minutes

Delivery time (for Russian version):

200 business days

SKU:

ENGLISH/GERMAN

Application:

Injection moulding type for manufacturing technical parts requiring extreme high temperature, high stiffness and deformation stability, e.g. electrical connectors.

Edition :	1
File Size :	1 file , 15 KB
Number of Pages :	3
Published :	08/25/2010

History

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