Natural Nylon 6.6 Rod for Engineering Applications 75mm to 200mm diameter

Natural Nylon 6.6 Rod is a versatile material known for its strength and wear resistance. Ideal for various engineering applications, it is food compliant and suitable for machining.

Material Properties

Extruded Nylon 6.6, also known as Polyamide 66, offers superior strength, stiffness, and wear resistance compared to Nylon 6. It maintains performance within a temperature range of -30°C to +80°C and is compliant for food contact.

Applications

Nylon 6.6 Rod is widely used in the manufacture of gears, nuts, valve seats, bushes, electrical insulators, screws, bearings, and gaskets due to its mechanical properties.

Comparison with Nylon 6

Compared to Nylon 6, Nylon 6.6 is slightly harder and machines better. However, it is produced through an extrusion process, which limits the size range available, especially for larger diameters.

Moisture Absorption

It is important to note that Nylon 6.6 Rod can absorb moisture, which may affect components requiring tight tolerances in damp environments.

CNC Machining Suitability

Nylon 6.6 Rod is better suited for CNC machining compared to Nylon 6 due to its hardness and higher temperature range, allowing for a smoother finish during the machining process.

Specifications

• Material: Polyamide 66
• Temperature Range: -30°C to +80°C
• Food Compliant: Yes
• Higher mechanical strength than Nylon 6
• Better machining properties than Nylon 6

Benefits

• Durable and long-lasting performance
• Versatile for various engineering applications
• Improved machining capabilities
• Safe for food contact

Use Cases

• Gears
• Nuts
• Valve seats
• Bushes
• Electrical insulators
• Screws
• Bearings
• Gaskets

FAQ

Q: Is Nylon 6.6 Rod suitable for food contact?
A: Yes, the natural grade of Nylon 6.6 Rod is acceptable for food contact.

Q: Does Nylon 6.6 Rod absorb water?
A: Yes, Nylon 6.6 Rod can absorb moisture, which may affect tight tolerances.

Q: What is the difference between Nylon 6 and Nylon 6.6 Rod?
A: Nylon 6.6 is slightly harder and machines better than Nylon 6.