PA66 GF25 Window Thermal Break Strip is a glass-fiber-reinforced polyamide profile developed for thermally broken aluminum window systems. Jinxing manufactures this product in China for window profile manufacturers and suppliers, combining thermal separation with the rigidity and dimensional stability required for reliable frame and sash assembly.
Window profiles have to maintain a stable connection between their interior and exterior aluminum sections while accommodating glazing, gaskets and hardware. The PA66 GF25 Window Thermal Break Strip from Jinxing provides the polyamide separation within this profile structure, with China factory production focused on accurate cross-sections, secure engagement and consistent assembly performance.
Designed Around Window Profiles
Unlike a general-purpose plastic insulation section, a window thermal break strip needs to fit the actual extrusion geometry.
The strip must correspond with:
· Frame or sash profile
· Thermal break cavity
· Groove dimensions
· Locking geometry
· Insertion direction
· Rolling conditions
This profile-to-profile fit is important for maintaining the designed separation after the aluminum sections are mechanically joined.
PA66 GF25 Construction
The strip uses PA66 nylon reinforced with 25% glass fiber. The reinforcement provides the rigidity needed during insertion and rolling while helping the profile maintain its shape after assembly.
The material also provides the low-conductivity barrier required between separated aluminum sections.
Key Product Advantages
· Window-Specific Profile Fit — Developed for thermally broken aluminum window extrusions.
· PA66 GF25 Reinforcement — Provides rigidity and mechanical stability.
· Stable Cross-Section — Supports consistent engagement with the aluminum groove.
· Thermal Separation — Interrupts the continuous aluminum heat-transfer path.
· Customizable Geometry — Can be produced around different frame and sash profiles.
Frame and Sash Compatibility
Both frame and sash sections can use thermal break profiles, but their cross-sections are not necessarily identical.
The required strip may vary according to the:
Window Profile Area
Main Consideration
Frame
Cavity and mechanical engagement
Sash
Compact profile space and locking fit
Glazing area
Clearance around glazing and seals
Corner sections
Profile continuity and assembly
Meeting section
Matching geometry between adjoining profiles
For this reason, the aluminum extrusion drawing is the preferred basis for confirming the strip size.
Thermal Break Within the Window System
The PA66 GF25 Window Thermal Break Strip separates the interior and exterior aluminum sections, reducing direct heat conduction through the metal frame.
Its contribution works together with other window components, including glazing, gaskets, seals and the aluminum profile design. The strip itself is therefore one part of the complete window thermal performance.
Assembly Performance
During production, the strip needs to withstand insertion and mechanical rolling without excessive deformation or cracking.
Jinxing's PA66 GF25 material provides the required rigidity, while controlled extrusion helps maintain the profile dimensions needed for consistent engagement.
For new window profiles, strip geometry can be reviewed together with the aluminum extrusion before tooling and production.
Where It Is Used
PA66 GF25 Window Thermal Break Strip is suitable for compatible:
· Aluminum window frames
· Aluminum window sashes
· Sliding window profiles
· Casement window profiles
· Other thermally broken architectural window extrusions
Manufacturing and Inspection
Jinxing produces the strip through material blending, extrusion, cooling, shaping and precision cutting.
Incoming materials can be checked for melt flow index, glass-fiber content and moisture. During extrusion, process conditions are controlled to maintain profile consistency, while samples are inspected for dimensions and surface defects.
Finished profiles undergo appearance and dimensional inspection before shipment.
FAQ
What is a PA66 GF25 Window Thermal Break Strip?
It is a glass-fiber-reinforced polyamide thermal break profile designed for thermally separated aluminum window systems.
Why is GF25 used in window thermal break strips?
The 25% glass-fiber reinforcement improves the rigidity and mechanical stability required during profile insertion and assembly.
Can the same strip be used for both frame and sash profiles?
Not necessarily. Frame and sash sections can have different cavities and locking geometries, so the strip should be selected according to the actual extrusion.
Does the strip improve window thermal insulation?
Yes. It separates the aluminum sections and interrupts the direct metal heat-transfer path, contributing to the thermal performance of the window system.
Can Jinxing customize the window thermal break profile?
Yes. Jinxing can develop customized sections according to aluminum window profile drawings or physical samples.
What information should be provided when ordering?
The aluminum profile drawing, required strip dimensions, application type and assembly method are useful for confirming the correct profile.
Send an inquiry to Jinxing for polyamide and PA66 GF25 thermal break strips, non-standard sizes, cut-to-length service and customized production requirements.
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