Japan's San Sakura selects Arkema's Rilsan PA11 to produce multilayer fuel pipes for automobiles

Sanoh is a well-known Japanese auto parts manufacturer. The company has developed and commercialized an innovative multilayer fuel pipe production technology that can solve the volatilization problem of automobile fuel pipes.

This innovative multi-layer production technology can produce high barrier properties. The high barrier properties are of great significance for reducing the external penetration of hydrocarbons (including gasoline and ethanol). Compared with the current multi-layer PA12/ETFE materials, the new technology It is attractive in terms of low penetration rate and cost.

The combination of innovative technology and Rilsan PA11/PPS for fuel barrier can produce conductive and non-conductive fuel pipes. These products are produced in accordance with Japan's most demanding auto parts standards. Rilsan PA11 has excellent solvent resistance, low temperature impact resistance, pressure resistance and high temperature resistance.

As global warming and environmental protection are increasingly demanding on the automotive industry, many international policies and regulations, such as the Euro 5 standard, require close to zero emissions and zero permeability for fuel pipes and exhaust pipes. In the production of fuel pipe systems, high barrier materials have become the first choice for fuel systems.