GTX is the brand name for a plastic (actually, the brand name is Noryl GTX from Sabic). The generic name is PA+PPE. GTX is a plastic alloy. It is a mixture of Nylon and polyphenylene ether. The plastic has good heat resistance and chemical resistance, as well as having stiffness and good impact resistance. Because of these qualities, GTX is often used for body panels in automotive applications. You will find GTX in:

• Saturn fenders
• Tractor trailer body panels
• Mitsubishi Outlander fenders
• BMW fenders
• Harley Davidson fairings
• ...and many other applications.

This package contains 30 ft. (9.1 m) of GTX plastic welding rods. Each rod measures 12 inches (30 cm) long and is 1/8th inch (3 mm) in diameter. There are approximately 205 feet (57 m) in 1 lb. (0.45 kg) of this 1/8th inch diameter GTX plastic welding rod.

How to Identify:

Symbol(s):	PA+PPE, GTX (Polyamide (Nylon) + Polyphenylene Ether)
Float Test:	Does NOT float
Burn Test:	Burns slow. Drips while burning. Black smoke with soot.
Example Marking(s):

Float and Burn Test Result Video

Here is our Plastic Welding Rod Numbering Pattern:

(NOTE: Not all rod profiles and colors are available in all plastic types)

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URER15-01-03-BK POLR15-01-03-BK R150103BK URER15-01-03-BK R15-O1-O3-BK R15O1O3BK URAR15-01-03-BK 694687003975 B00CFP9054 sku R15-01-03-BK URR15-01-03-BK POLR15-01-03-BK plastic welding sticks URTR15-01-03-BK URT-R15-01-03-BK PLYR15-01-03-BK POL R15-01-03-BK US-R15-01-03-BK PVR15-01-03-BK R15-01-XX-BK UPC694687003975 URE-R15-01-03-BK PLVR15-01-03-BK PLV-R15-01-03-BK