nylon pa parts

PA/Nylon

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Strength

High tensile strength, good impact resistance, and excellent fatigue resistance.

Weakness

Susceptibility to moisture absorption, which can lead to dimensional changes and reduced mechanical properties over time.

Common Application

Automotive parts, industrial components, electrical insulators, and consumer goods such as sports equipment and household items.

Properties at a Glance

*Pease note: The following material properties are for reference only. Actual values may vary depending on the selected material brand.
Property Metric English
Density 1.0 to 1.15 g/cm³ 0.0361 to 0.0416 lb/in
Shore Hardness D 80-95 80-95
Min Temp. Air -40~-20°C -40~ -4°F
Max Temp. Air 90~130°C 194~266°F
Flammabilitiy, UL94 HB HB
Elongation at Break 200-300% 200-300%

Chemical Properties

  • Resistance to most oil
  • Resistance to most solvents
  • Resistance to alkalis
  • Resistance to acids (except strong acids and bases)
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A Comprehensive Guide For Nylon Injection Molding

Nylon is a type of synthetic polymer known as polyamide. Nylon and polyamide are essentially the same thing and are used interchangeably in most cases. ...

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Yes, polyamides, including nylon, can be recycled. These recycled materials can then be used to manufacture new nylon products, reducing the need for virgin nylon production and conserving resources.
Polyamides, including nylon, are synthetic polymers made from petrochemicals, which are not readily broken down by natural biological processes. As a result, polyamides persist in the environment for a long time after disposal, contributing to pollution and environmental concerns. Therefore, some efforts have been made to develop biodegradable polyamides,
Polyamides have both positive and negative environmental impacts. On one hand, they are durable materials with excellent mechanical properties, making them valuable for various applications. However, their production involves petrochemicals and energy-intensive processes, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and environmental pollution. Additionally, polyamides are not biodegradable, so they persist in the environment for a long time after disposal, potentially causing harm to ecosystems. Proper waste management, recycling, and the development of sustainable alternatives are essential for mitigating the environmental impact of polyamides.
Yes, polyamides like nylon are safe to use. They're strong, chemically resistant, and stable at high temperatures. They're used in many products, but it's important to follow safety rules for things like food and medical items. Also, dispose of them correctly.

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