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Glass Molding Compounds PF is a subcategory of Phenol-formaldehyde Plastic. The additative is added during the manufacturing process. Its specific gravity ranges from 1.5 to 1.52. Its coefficient of thermal expansion ranges from 10 to 51 x 10-6/°C.

Phenol-formaldehyde Plastic, also known as PF, is a thermoset polycondensate. The most common trade name is Bakelite. phenol-formaldehyde A naturally brittle material in pure form, it is able to be strengthened with fillers such as wood pulp and cellulose. PF is the first volume-produced synthesized polymer resin. It was widely used in early consumer electronic products such as telephones and radios.
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Other common Phenol-formaldehyde Plastic (PF) include PAN Carbon Molding Compounds PF, Woodflour Filled Molding Compounds PF, Woodflour and Mineral Filled Molding Compounds PF, High Strength Glass Fiber Reinforced Molding Compounds PF, Cotton Filled, Impact Modified Molding Compounds PF, Cellulose Filled, Impact Modified Molding Compounds PF, Fabric and Rag Filled, Impact Modified Molding Compounds PF, Mineral Or Mineral / Glass Filled Molding Compounds, Heat Resistant PF, Unfilled Casting Resins PF, and Mineral Filled Casting Resins PF.
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