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Natural Nylon 6 Sheet - Extruded

Extruded Nylon 6 offers strength, stiffness and good mechanical properties whilst offering good electrical insulation and chemical resistance at a wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +70°C). Nylon 6 is regarded as a general purpose material and is food compliant.

Extruded Nylon 6 Sheet is made by forcing the material through a die. The benefit of this that extruded nylon 6 sheets more accurate in terms of thickness than Cast Nylon 6. The downside is that Extruded Nylon 6 can have more internal stress. Our plastic engineers advise that it is a little more difficult to machine than Cast Nylon 6 and can melt more easily while machining.

Key Characteristics

General purpose grade
Favourable electrical insulating ability
Excellent wear resistance

Applications

Gears
Bushes
Washers
Spacers

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Our Most Frequently Asked Questions

Does nylon have good wear resistance?

Nylon 6 and 66 are classed as high wear resistant plastics, as are:
•   Acetal
•   Delrin
•   Oilon
•   HDPE
•   Polypropylene
•   Polyurethane
•   PEEK
•   RG1000
•   Whale Tufnol
•   UHMWPE
•   PET

Does nylon offer high chemical resistance?

Nylon is not considered good for chemical resistance. The following plastics are:
•   Acetal
•   HDPE
•   Polypropylene
•   PTFE
•   PEEK
•   PVC
•   RG1000
•   UHMWPE

Is nylon considered easy to machine?

Nylon is generally considered as easy to machine as are:
•   Acetal
•   Delrin
•   Oilon
•   HDPE
•   PEEK
•   PVC
•   RG1000
•   Tufnol
•   UHMWPE

Is nylon easy or difficult to bond?

Nylon is considered easy bond. The following plastics are also considered easy to bond:
•   Nylon 6
•   Nylon 6.6
•   PEEK
•   PVC
•   Polyurethane
•   Tufnol
•   Acrylic
•   Polycarbonate
•   ABS

These plastics are considered difficult to bond:
•   Acetal
•   Delrin
•   Oilon
•   HDPE
•   Polypropylene
•   PTFE
•   RG1000
•   UHMWPE
•   PVDF

What are the differences between Nylon 6 and Nylon 6.6?

Nylon 6.6 has a 6% higher operating temperature, is 13% harder, 10% more rigid and has a tensile strength that is 8% greater. Nylon 6 on the other hand has a greater size range but the main difference is it can be around 30% cheaper

What is the operating temperatures of nylon 6?

100 degrees centigrade long term; 160 degrees centigrade short term. Long term typically means between 5,000 and 20,000 hours operating at this temperature without losing more than 50% of its performance. Short term typically means upto 2 hours at any one time.

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