Cast Nylon 6 Sheet for Engineering Applications 16mm to 50mm thick


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Description

Cast Nylon 6 Sheet is a versatile engineering plastic known for its strength and wear resistance. Ideal for various applications including gears and bearings.

Material Properties

Cast Nylon 6, also known as Polyamide 6, offers improved characteristics compared to extruded nylon. It features higher strength, stiffness, and hardness, with an operating temperature range of 0°C to +90°C. This material is food compliant, making it suitable for various applications.

Machining and Fabrication

Nylon 6 Sheet is easy to machine with the right tools. It is important to use sharp tools and maintain a lower heat during machining to achieve a good surface finish. When skimming the sheet, ensure equal thickness is removed from both faces to prevent warping.

Applications

Common applications for Cast Nylon 6 include large gears, bearings, bushes, gear racks, crane sheaves, and boom pads. It is also used in chain guides and rail wheels due to its excellent wear resistance.

Advantages

Nylon 6 Sheet is known for its impact resistance, flexibility, and ability to absorb shock. It provides a long-lasting solution with low maintenance needs, outperforming materials like bronze or brass in harsh conditions.

Specifications

  • Material: Cast Polyamide 6
  • Operating Temperature: 0°C to +90°C
  • Thickness Options: Available up to 100mm and beyond
  • Food Compliant: Yes
  • Enhanced Wear Resistance: Yes
  • Self Lubricating: Yes
  • Low Maintenance: Yes

Benefits

  • Long-lasting performance in harsh conditions
  • Reduced noise during operation
  • Flexibility and shock absorption
  • Economical alternative to metals

Use Cases

  • Large gears
  • Bearings
  • Bushes
  • Gear racks
  • Crane sheaves
  • Boom pads

FAQ

Q: What is Nylon 6 Sheet?
A: Nylon 6 Sheet is a popular engineering plastic known for its versatility and strength.

Q: How should I machine Nylon 6 Sheet?
A: Use sharp tools and keep heat down during machining to avoid poor surface finish.

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