- The 'Work-horse' of Plastics
The most common engineering thermoplastic in use today. Nylon exhibits high strength and toughness making items made from Nylon well suited for engineering components. Nylon is a great substitute for metals because it is wear resistant, has low friction, and is relatively easy to machine.
Nylon is manufactured in several grades:
Key Features:
Applications
Food Grade: FDA Approved (Natural Only)
Avaliable in:
Sheet: 0.5 - 100mm thick
Rod: 5 - 500mm Dia
Tube: Available cast to order
| Property | Unit | Value |
| Specific Gravity | G / cm ³ | 1.15 |
| Tensile Strength | Mpa | 85 |
| Max Continuous Operating Temp | °C | 105 |
| Max Short Term Operating Temp (3hrs) | °C | 170 |
| Hardness | Rockwell M | 88 |
| Impact Resistance (Un-notched) | KJ/m² | No Break |
| Co-efficient of thermal expansion | m/(m.k) x 10¯6 | 80 |
| Flammability Oxygen Index | % | 29 |
| Dielectric Strength | KV/mm | 25 |