Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT, PTMT) is a thermoplastic. PBT Compounds is one of the polyesters and has properties similar to those of semi-crystalline polyethylene terephthalate (PET), but is more suitable for injection molding because of its more favorable cooling and processing behavior.
Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) compound is widely used because of its high performance strength, rigidity, very high dimensional stability (significantly better than those of POM or PA) and good friction.
As a PBT materials manufacturer, we provide PBT in the form of PBT compounds, stock shapes, and, upon request, PBT Granules. They are small, plastic pellets derived from the polymerization of terephthalic acid and butanediol. This combination results in a robust, semi-crystalline thermoplastic known for its exceptional: Mechanical Strength, Heat Resistance, Chemical Resistance and Electrical Insulating Properties. PBT is well suited for the manufacture of a wide range of components. As a result, we provide a variety of additional processing techniques. PBT material can be machined or extruded into PBT profiles at Bakelite Engineering, depending on the application.
PBT Compounds Description:
- PBT Natural and Black Compounds
- PBT Glass Filled Compounds
- PBT Colour Compounds
- PBT Flame Retardant Compounds
- Polybutylene Terephthalate Granules
Applications of PBT Compounds :
Automotive Parts:
Door Handle, Connector, Control Device, Frame Garnish, Vent etc.
Electrical Appliance:
Lamp Socket, Bobbin, Condenser, Switch Connector, Air Conditioner Frame, Pipe Holder etc.
Industrial Applications:
Gear, Bracket, Pump Housing, Cable Connector etc.
Beyond the Basics: Key Considerations When Choosing PBT Granules
While PBT granules offer a multitude of benefits, selecting the right type for your specific application is crucial. Here are some factors to consider:
- Grade: Manufacturers offer various PBT grades, each tailored for specific performance needs. Consider factors like flame retardancy, impact resistance, and UV resistance.
- Color and Finish: PBT granules come in a variety of colors and finishes, allowing you to achieve the desired aesthetics for your end product.
- Processing Methods: Injection molding is the most common process for PBT granules, but extrusion and blow molding might also be suitable depending on the application.
Bakelite Engineering is your trusted supplier of high-quality PBT Compounds in various grades, colors, and finishes. Contact us today to discuss your specific needs and discover how PBT granules can propel your projects forward!