Nylon Extruded Type 6/6 Sheet

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Smooth HDPE may expose evident surface blemishes/scratches and is NOT recommended for applications where visual aesthetics are necessary

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Description

Nylon Extruded Type 6/6 Sheet Description

Nylon is a strong, stiff engineering plastic with outstanding bearing and wear properties. Nylon is frequently used to replace metal bearings and bushings, often eliminating the need for external lubrication. Other benefits include a reduction in part weight, less operating noise, and decreased wear on mating parts.

Extruded Nylon Type 6/6 sheets offer excellent wear resistance and low frictional properties. These sheets have very good temperature, chemical, and impact resistance. Parts machined or fabricated from Nylon are lightweight and corrosion-resistant. The low friction, good abrasion resistance, and the ability to operate without lubrication make Nylon ideal for a wide range of applications. It's important to note that Nylon sheets that have not been compounded with UV stabilizers are sensitive to ultraviolet light and should not be used for extended outdoor service.

Wear-resistant Nylon sheets and bars are made from strong and stiff engineering-grade plastic with exceptional bearing and wear properties. Molybdenum disulphide-filled (MOS2) and oil-filled nylons have enhanced wear properties that eliminate the need for external lubrication. Nylon's physical properties include exceptional strength, abrasion resistance, and chemical resistance. Its high melting temperature makes it an ideal substitute for metals in high-temperature applications. Nylon is commonly used in automotive parts, machine screws, bushings, gears, and electrical connectors.

Applications

Applications

Extruded Nylon Type 6/6 sheets are used in a wide variety of industries and applications due to their outstanding mechanical properties and wear resistance. Common applications include:

  • Clothing
  • Reinforcement in rubber materials like car tires
  • Rope or thread
  • Injection molded parts
  • Vehicles and mechanical equipment
  • Automotive parts
  • Machine screws, bushings, and gears
  • Electrical connectors and insulators

Technical Properties

Technical Properties

Property Value
Specific Gravity 1.14 g/cm³
Water Absorption (24 hours) 1%
Water Absorption (Saturation) 8.5%
Hardness D80 Shore D
Rockwell Hardness M85 / R121
Tensile Strength 12,000 psi
Flexural Strength 15,000 psi
Tensile Modulus 400,000 psi
Flexural Modulus 420,000 psi
Elongation at Break 40%
Compressive Strength 12,500 psi
Shear Strength 10,000 psi
Izod Impact 0.6 ft-lb/in
Coefficient of Friction, Dynamic 0.25
Melting Point 500°F
CTE, linear 4.5 x 10⁻⁵ in/in/°F
Continuous Use Temperature 220°F
Thermal Conductivity 1.7 in/hr/ft²/°F
Deflection Temperature at 1.8Mpa (66 psi) 390°F
Deflection Temperature at 1.8Mpa (264 psi) 195°F
Flammability, UL94 HB ⅛ inch
Dielectric Constant 3.8
Dielectric Strength 350 V/mil
FDA Compliance Yes

Maintenance

Maintenance

Nylon fibers are exceptionally strong, elastic, and abrasion-resistant. They are also very easy to wash, producing smooth and long-lasting fabrics. To maintain the integrity and appearance of Nylon sheets, follow these simple maintenance steps:

  • Use a mild detergent and warm water to clean Nylon surfaces.
  • Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the material.
  • Dry the surface with a soft cloth to prevent water spots and streaks.
  • If needed, apply a nylon-safe polish to restore the sheen and protect the surface.

With proper care, Nylon sheets will maintain their performance and appearance for years to come.

Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

For detailed safety information regarding Nylon 6/6, please refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). This document provides comprehensive details on handling, storage, and emergency measures related to Nylon 6/6.

Applications

Applications

  • Clothing
  • Reinforcement in rubber materials like car tires
  • Rope or thread
  • Injection molded parts
  • Vehicles and mechanical equipment
  • Automotive parts
  • Machine screws, bushings, and gears
  • Electrical connectors and insulators
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