What does HDT stand for?

Heat Distortion Temperature (plastics)

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A series of tests is available, including tension, shear, compression, flex/bend, puncture/burst, tear, peel, melt flow, Charpy and Izod impact, heat distortion temperature, Vicat penetration and torsion.

Testing machines

New from The Great Lakes Chemical Corporation is Reogard 1000, a phosphorous nitrogen-based, intumescent flame retardant which has properties allowing it to be melt-bendable at polypropylene processing temperatures while increasing the heat distortion temperature of the formulated polymer.

Flame retardant. (Supplier's Corner)

According to the company, adding 40% glass reinforcement to polypropylene homopolymer raises the heat distortion by 50%; adding the same amount of glass reinforcement to nylon 6 raises its heat distortion temperature by 16%.

Cost-effective composites. (Inside, Under, Elsewhere & Otherwise)