Nylon non-standard parts have a wide range of applications and can well replace iron, copper, steel and other materials. Nylon non-standard parts are wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant, and are important products to replace wear-resistant parts of mechanical equipment. It can be used in automobile manufacturing parts, chemical equipment and other parts, wear parts, gears, bushings, structural connectors, impellers, etc.
Nylon non-standard parts can be used in the following ranges
Nylon non-standard parts are widely used in electric power and machinery, such as sealing rings, sleeves, impellers, chemical containers, shuttles, screw rods, etc.
1. Nylon non-standard parts have good wear resistance, and the friction coefficient is generally 0.1-0.3, that is, the friction coefficient of phenolic plastic cloth is 1/4, and the friction coefficient of rod alloy is 1/3. Lubricating material.
2. Nylon shaped parts have high hardness, tensile strength, flexural strength, impact strength and high elongation. Its compressive strength is equivalent to that of metal, and its fatigue strength is equivalent to that of cast iron and aluminum alloy.
3. Nylon non-standard parts have stable chemical properties and are not affected by chemical substances (alcohol, weak alkali, oil, hydrocarbon, etc.).
4. Nylon non-standard parts have many advantages such as light weight, oil resistance, good toughness, strong wear resistance, and shock resistance. are widely used.
5. Nylon non-standard parts have strong resilience, can be bent but not deformed, and will maintain the original shape and resist impact.
6. In some projects without lubricating oil, Nylon non-standard parts have higher wear resistance and self-lubricating performance than carbon steel, bronze, phenolic laminate and cast iron, which can effectively save a lot of energy.
7. Compared with metal, Nylon non-standard parts have a smaller modulus than metal, and can greatly reduce vibration, which provides a practical method for preventing noise better than metal.
Post time: Oct-14-2022
