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Could you be overengineering your automotive components?

 
 

Technical webinar

 

Rethinking high-performance plastics for demanding applications

 


A technical webinar for engineers working on thermal management, fluid-handling, precision, and high-voltage automotive components.
 

  • •   October 1, 2026 | 16:00 CEST (UTC+2)
  • •   30-minute technical presentation + 15-minute live Q&A

 

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Could a familiar material assumption be limiting your design?


Material decisions often carry assumptions forward from previous designs, specifications or material families. Over time, those assumptions can narrow the shortlist of high-performance plastics before new options are fully considered.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how moisture behaviour, real thermal duty, electrical performance and component economics can influence material selection for demanding automotive applications. Using GENESTAR™ PA9T as the technical reference, we’ll look at how these factors play out in real-world applications and where a different balance of properties could reopen design options.

 

Four questions we’ll challenge

Moisture
Thermal
Electrical
Component economics

Rethink your polymer equation


See how material behaviour can influence more than a specification on paper. We’ll look at what moisture uptake can mean for dimensional stability, and how temperature, time and environment come together in real duty.

We’ll also explore electrical tracking performance at higher voltages and look beyond material price to the factors that can shape overall component economics in practice.

                     
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