What are the characteristics and application fields of modified plastics

Modified plastic refers to the general plastics and engineering plastics on the basis of filling, blending, reinforcement and other methods of processing modification, improve the flame retardant, strength, impact resistance, toughness and other aspects of the performance of the plastic.

It has the following advantages:

Performance improvement: Compared with ordinary plastics, it has better physical and chemical properties.

2. Flexible design: can be customized according to specific needs.

Cost advantage: In some cases, costs can be reduced.

Common modification methods include:

1. Filling modification: adding inorganic fillers to improve performance.

2. Blending modification: mixed with other plastics, rubber, etc.

3. Reinforcement modification: the use of fiber and other reinforcing materials.

A wide range of applications, such:

1. Automotive industry: parts manufacturing.

2. Electronic appliances: shell, parts, etc.

3. Aerospace: parts with high requirements for material performance.

When choosing modified plastics, consider the following factors:

1. Performance requirements: determined according to the application scenario.

2. Cost factors: comprehensive consideration of material costs and processing costs.

3. Processing technology: compatible with existing processing equipment and technology.

The development trend of modified plastics includes:

1. High performance: continuously improve the performance indicators.

Environmental protection: pay attention to environmental protection requirements.

Functionalization: to meet specific functional requirements.