Hi, could anyone give me an information to identify a polymer melting at 285°C? It was found in PA 6.6 granules, I think it is a PA derived copolimer, coming from some problem in polimerisation process. Thanks in advance luigi
Could perhaps be a contamination of DSM's Stanyl* PA46 ..
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Hi Luigi,
Did you made an FTIR to identify the foreign material?
How does the material burn? did you identify it as a PA type?
If it is a derivate normaly you will hardly see something with this tests
Have you checked out if there is a filler (make a TGA) and what type the filler is (use a microscope)) (perhaps it is mixed with the wrong type?)
Did you check it by DSC?
I you have a derivate you should find changes in the cristality and in the glass transition
Michael I am not a bug I am a undocumented feature
Thanks for your interest in this time I received an answer from supplier: it is a PA46 contamination ... luigi
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