NYLON

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Density	Typically ranges between 1.13–1.15 g/cm³, depending on the grade.
Tensile Strength	60–85 MPa, varies with type and moisture content.
Melting Point	Varies by grade: Nylon 6 (~220°C), Nylon 66 (~260°C), others differ based on composition.
Thermal Resistance	Excellent; suitable for continuous use at temperatures up to 120–150°C (higher for some grades).
Key Features	High mechanical strength, toughness, excellent wear and abrasion resistance, low friction, chemical resistance.
Electrical Properties	Good insulation properties, though affected by moisture.
Processing Methods	Injection molding, extrusion, blow molding, casting, and 3D printing.
Packaging Size	25.kg

Nylon is a family of synthetic polyamides known for their high strength, toughness, and chemical resistance. Developed as one of the first engineering plastics, nylons are versatile materials used in various industries due to their excellent mechanical properties, wear resistance, and low friction. They are commonly produced through condensation polymerization and are available in different grades, such as Nylon 6 and Nylon 66, tailored for specific applications. While durable and lightweight, nylons can absorb moisture, which may affect their dimensional stability. They are widely used in automotive, textiles, industrial machinery, and consumer goods

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