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Also available: Cast Nylon 6 Sheet and Nylon 6 Rod .
This materialis a common engineering plastic due to its ease of machinability. It combines high strength, stiffness and hardness with good creep and wear resistance. Temperature: -40°C up to +100°C.
a popular engineering plastic that offers good sliding and wear resistance. It has high tensile strength and rigidity, along with good immunity to numerous chemicals. Temperature: -40°C up to +100°C.
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This material is internally lubricated, offering a reduced coefficient of friction (by up to 50%), and an increased wear resistance (by up to x10) over standard Nylon 6 grades. Temperature: -40°C up to +100°C.
This option is commonly used in the food industry, due to its resistance to many oils, chemicals and cleaning fluids and has good creep and wear resistance properties. Temperature: -40°C up to +100°C.
This materialoffers enhanced load-bearing and wear resistance whilst maintaining the impact and fatigue resistance of standard nylon grades. Temperature: -40°C up to +105°C.
t combines high strength, stiffness and hardness with good creep and abrasion resistance. It has good sliding properties and is electrically insulating. Temperature: -40°C up to +160°C.