Higher heat resistance than PA6 — under-bonnet automotive parts
Today's PA66 Compound price depends on grade, tonnage and destination port. Request a quote to get today's price — we reply within the same business day.
Polyamide 66 melts higher than PA6 (around 260 °C against 220 °C), which makes it the better choice for parts running hot — under-bonnet components, electrical connectors and heat-resistant assemblies. In exchange it has a narrower processing window and needs more careful drying. The 30% glass-fibre reinforced grade is its most widely used form.
| Base | Polyamide 66 |
|---|---|
| Melting point | 255–265 °C |
| Density | 1.14–1.45 g/cm³ |
| Grades | Neat · GF30 · impact modified |
| Pre-drying | 80 °C / 4–6 h, max 0.1% moisture |
The PA66 Compound price depends on grade, tonnage and destination port. Submit a quote request and we will send today's price within the same business day.
We sell in bulk for export only; the minimum order is 20 metric tonnes.
Prices are quoted under Incoterms 2020 (such as FOB or CFR). Exact delivery, packaging and inspection terms are stated in the proforma invoice.
Fill in the quote form with the product, tonnage and destination. Our trade desk sends a proforma invoice and COA; once confirmed, your order is registered and tracked.
