Premium Nylon 66 30% Glass Filled Black Rod - High Mechanical Strength and Dimensional Stability for Engineering Applications


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Description

Description

The Premium Nylon 66 30% Glass Filled Rod is an advanced engineering plastic known for its exceptional dimensional stability and high mechanical strength. With a heat deflection temperature that allows it to perform in demanding environments, this rod operates efficiently across a wide temperature range.

The long-term service temperature range for the Nylon 66 Rod is from -20°C to 130°C, while it can withstand short-term maximum temperatures of up to 200°C. This versatility makes it suitable for a variety of applications, including mechanical engineering, vehicle construction, and the electronics industry.

Applications of the Nylon 66 Rod include precision grinding, CNC turning, and other machining processes. It is designed to meet the rigorous demands of industrial environments, ensuring reliability and performance in every application.

Technical Specifications

Specification Measurement
Material Nylon 66
Shape Rod
Colour Black
Density (g/cm³) 1.35
Water absorption (%) 1.7
Yield stress (MPa) 185
Elongation at break (%) 3
Ball indentation hardness (MPa) 270
Shore hardness (scale D) 85
Tensile modulus of elasticity (MPa) 10000
Melting temperature (°C) 260
Thermal conductivity (W/(m*K) 0.24
Thermal capacity (kJ/(kg*K) 1.5
CLTE (10⁻⁶K⁻¹) 50
Service temp long term min (°C) -20
Service temp long term max (°C) 130
Service temp short term max (°C) 200
Heat deflection temperature (°C) 240
Flammability 3mm HB
Flammability 6mm V2
Material type Glass Filled

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the maximum service temperature for the Nylon 66 Rod?
    The short-term maximum service temperature is 200°C.
  • Is the Nylon 66 Rod suitable for CNC machining?
    Yes, it is well suited for precision grinding and CNC turning.
  • What applications can the Nylon 66 Rod be used for?
    It is commonly used in mechanical engineering, vehicle construction, and the electronics industry.

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