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MATERIALS<br />

CARBON<br />

Carbon fiber<br />

Thanks to its characteristics of lightness and strength, the carbon fiber has<br />

become the material of excellence for the realization of ski mountaineering<br />

race boots. Carbon fiber is a synthetic material reinforced made of<br />

filaments that generally are soaked around a resin, which keeps them in<br />

place and protects them and with which we create what we call a resistant<br />

and light composite material. Among its features, in addition to the<br />

above-mentioned lightness and strength, we find a low density, discrete<br />

flameproof properties, resistance chemical effects and temperature<br />

changes, as well as capacity of thermal insulation.<br />

<strong>SCARPA</strong> ® has always paid the utmost attention to the choice of raw materials, relying on suppliers who have<br />

become true partners in product development.<br />

CARBON<br />

GRILAMID LTF ®<br />

Carbon Grilamid LFT ®<br />

The Carbon Grilamid LFT ® is a polyamide reinforced with long carbon<br />

fibers that improve the elongation resistance properties and the rigidity<br />

of Grilamid ® , without increasing its density when compared with the normal<br />

short fibers. This allows reducing the thicknesses of the shell and cuff,<br />

thus obtaining a light product but at the same time very performing. Impact<br />

resistance and solicitations are improved, allowing to keep intact the<br />

performance of the boots over time.<br />

Pebax ® elastomers<br />

Designed for extreme conditions, Pebax ® elastomers are a premium performance material that has been used<br />

for many years in winter sports equipment. They offer a unique combination of high performance properties:<br />

sustained flexibility at low temperature, high cold impact resistance, and outstanding energy return.<br />

These elastomers are typically <strong>20</strong>% lighter than common materials. They combine a polyamide 12 rigid block<br />

(PA12) with a hydrophobic polyether soft chain. Bridging the gap between thermoplastics and rubbers,<br />

Pebax ® materials are an excellent choice for a wide range of high performance applications in sport markets.<br />

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Pebax ® Rnew elastomers<br />

Pebax ® Rnew materials are premium bio-based thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) made from the oil of the castor<br />

plant. They offer a unique combination of high performance properties: sustained flexibility at low temperature,<br />

high cold impact resistance, and outstanding energy return. These elastomers are typically <strong>20</strong>% lighter<br />

than commonly used materials. In comparison to the Pebax ® material, Pebax ® Rnew elastomers combines<br />

a bio-sourced polyamide 11 rigid block (PA11) with a hydrophobic polyether soft chain. Bridging the gap between<br />

thermoplastics and rubbers, Pebax ® Rnew materials offer a sustainable solution for a wide range of high<br />

performance applications in sport markets.<br />

GRILAMID ®<br />

GRILAMID<br />

FG LTF ® Grilamid ®<br />

This special polyammide offers a good compromise between stiffness and<br />

rebound; allowing a gradual transmission of the impulses from the boot to<br />

the ski during the ski phase.<br />

Grilamid FG LFT ®<br />

This material is reinforced with long glass fiber. This creates products<br />

that have highest strength and stiffness values with a percentage parity<br />

compared to a short-fiber, suitable for lightweight applications. The<br />

long-fiber structure provides <strong>20</strong>% to 30% higher stiffness. All long fiber<br />

reinforced polyamides exhibit higher notched impact strength values<br />

compared to normal compounds.<br />

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