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    Sheet Molding Compound Specification Sheet: CSP-951 Smooth Surface, Class "A" SMC

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    This document provides the specifications for a smooth surface, Class A sheet molding compound (SMC). It lists the typical properties of the material including specific gravity, water absorption, heat distortion temperature, hardness, impact strength, flexural and tensile strengths and moduli, coefficient of expansion, and impact resistance. Typical applications for the SMC include automotive body parts that require high strength and dimensional stability with an excellent smooth surface like doors, hoods, and fenders.

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    Sheet Molding Compound Specification Sheet: CSP-951 Smooth Surface, Class "A" SMC

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    This document provides the specifications for a smooth surface, Class A sheet molding compound (SMC). It lists the typical properties of the material including specific gravity, water absorption, heat distortion temperature, hardness, impact strength, flexural and tensile strengths and moduli, coefficient of expansion, and impact resistance. Typical applications for the SMC include automotive body parts that require high strength and dimensional stability with an excellent smooth surface like doors, hoods, and fenders.

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    Hoja técnica en español del SMC 951 de CSP.

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    951 application for IMC

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    This document provides the specifications for a smooth surface, Class A sheet molding compound (SMC). It lists the typical properties of the material including specific gravity, water absorption, heat distortion temperature, hardness, impact strength, flexural and tensile strengths and moduli, coefficient of expansion, and impact resistance. Typical applications for the SMC include automotive body parts that require high strength and dimensional stability with an excellent smooth surface like doors, hoods, and fenders.

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    Sheet Molding Compound Specification Sheet: CSP-951 Smooth Surface, Class "A" SMC

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    This document provides the specifications for a smooth surface, Class A sheet molding compound (SMC). It lists the typical properties of the material including specific gravity, water absorption, heat distortion temperature, hardness, impact strength, flexural and tensile strengths and moduli, coefficient of expansion, and impact resistance. Typical applications for the SMC include automotive body parts that require high strength and dimensional stability with an excellent smooth surface like doors, hoods, and fenders.

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    SHEET MOLDING COMPOUND SPECIFICATION

    SHEET
    CSP-951
    Smooth Surface, Class “A” SMC
    ASTM Test Typical Molded Metric
    Property Method Specification Equivalent

    Specific Gravity D-792-98 1.92 1.92


    Water Absorption
    (24 Hours @ 23C) D-570-98 <0.35% <0.35%
    Heat Distortion Temp.
    F, 264 PSI D-648-98 >450F >235C
    Barcol Hardness D-2583-95 40 - 50 40 - 50
    Impact Strength (Izod
    Ft. Lbs./In. Notched) D-256-97 16 - 20 .85 - 1.07 KJ/m
    Flexural Strength, PSI D-790-98 23,000 - 27,000 160 - 185 MPa
    Compressive Strength D-695-96 19,000 - 23,000 130 - 160 MPa
    Flexural Modulus
    (PSI x106) D-790-98 1.3 - 1.7 9.0 - 11.7 GPa
    Tensile Strength, PSI D-638-98 9,500 - 11,500 65 - 80 MPa
    Tensile Modulus,PSI D-638-98 1.6-2.0 11-14GPa
    Poisson’ Ratio 0.25 0.25
    Mold Shrinkage (Cold Piece
    from Cold Mold, In./In.)(GROWTH) -- -0.0007 -0.0007 cm/cm
    -6
    Coefficient of Expansion D-696-98 6.7 - 7.7 x 10 12.1 - 13.9 x 10-6
    (75F - 300F) in./in./F cm/cm/C
    Dynatup Impact Resistance at
    Initial Fracture at 6 MPH, .120"
    Thickness, 75F
    Energy, Ft./Lb. -- 6.0 8.13 J
    Max. Load, Lb. -- 750 3.34 KN

    TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:

    Parts requiring high strength and dimensional stability with excellent surface smoothness without
    sink marks. Parts can be painted to obtain an automotive-type finish. Examples of automotive body
    parts for large Class “A” panels are doors, hoods, fenders, deck lids, GORs, etc.

    RevJanuary, 2009
    Data presented herein is based upon tests performed in our labs on properly molded flat sheets tested according to standard procedures where referenced and what we believe to be appropriate methods where no standard
    method exists. Since the values found in parts made from this material depend upon many factors beyond our control, such as molding conditions and procedures, part and mold design, operator skill and specific test
    procedures employed, we do not guarantee that the specified results will be obtained on any specific part and urge prospective users to make their decisions based upon the performance of actual parts molded under produc-
    tion conditions. NO WARRANTY OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PURPOSE IS GIVEN. Our liability and purchaser’s remedy for any fault in the product, whether the result of negligence or otherwise,
    is limited to a refund of the cost of the material. This printed copy of this document is only for reference purposes and it is the responsibility of the user to verify the accuracy of this document against the master list.

    Continental Structural Plastics • 755 W. Big Beaver Road, Suite 700 • Troy, Michigan 48084

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