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Liquid-crystal polymer that warps little

October 25, 2007

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A liquid-crystal polymer (LCP) called Zenite ZE55201 BK010, features reduced anisotropic shrinkage so parts warp little. Flow-direction shrinkage is reportedly similar to that of typical 30% glass-reinforced LCPs, but crossflow shrinkage is more than 50% less. This lets designers build thinner and smaller electronic connectors, chip sockets, and interposers. The LCP is reinforced with 50% glass and mineral and comes in black. Mechanical properties and flow are in the same range as other highly filled LCPs.

DuPont, Box 80713 Chestnut Run Plaza, Wilmington, DE 19880, (800) 441-0575, plastics.dupont.com

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