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Natural Nylon NN
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NYLON:
Temp. Range Low 50°F High
275°F Eldon James' Nylon
choice, is one of the three oldest and most important of the nylon resins.
It is a lubricated version, of a 6/6 nylon made by the polymerization
of hexamethylenediamine and adipic acid, each containing six carbon atoms.
The 6/6 formulations have the highest melting point and dry-as-molded
strength and stiffness of the melt processible nylon homopolymers. They
combine strength, moderate stiffness, high service temperature, and toughness.
The formulations are particularly resistant to repeated impact, have low
coefficients of friction and have an excellent resistance to abrasion.
They resist fuels, lubricants and many chemicals, but are attacked by
phenols, strong acids and oxidizing agents. Acceptable sterilization methods
include Ethylene Oxide or Autoclave, see sterilization
chart for details.
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10/2007
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