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2006-11-15 News Release
Lanxess plastics hitch a ride on new BMW The new BMW 3 Series Coupe fenders are manufactured from Triax DP 3157, an online coatable polyamide plus ABS plastics blend for body parts.
Long-awaited by many motoring enthusiasts, the BMW 3 Series Coupe has
finally reached the showrooms. It is the flowing lines and sporty handling
of this elegant and timeless two-door that really stand out, and when
the new BMW for the 3 Series
Coupe hits the streets, a Lanxess product will be hitching a ride.
The vehicle’s side panels are manufactured from Triax* DP 3157,
an online coatable polyamide+ABS blend (PA+ABS) for body parts.
The fender made from Triax DP 3157 is coated online because it can withstand
the high temperatures of up to 200 °C that occur during cathodic dip
coating (CDC). Thanks to specific product modification, the water absorption
behavior has been optimized so that components manufactured from the material
can be coated just as well in further coating processes. A further advantage
is its relatively low linear thermal expansion, which ensures that low
gap tolerances can be maintained between neighboring components. The fact that the material is very easy to process is another of its
selling points – its high flowability is ideal for components with
large surface areas. Moreover, the material can be injection molded at
mold temperatures of 70 to 80 °C, enabling the use of simple water-cooling
for the mold.
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