PA6 Granules

Polyamide powder (nylon 6), chemically known as polycaprolactam, has the structural formula [-NHCH25CO -]n. It is a semi-transparent or milky white thermoplastic resin with excellent self-lubricating properties, wear resistance and solvent resistance. Polyamide powder (nylon 6) is less rigid than nylon 66 and is widely used. When polyamide powder (nylon 6) is used as fiber, it is called nylon 6 or capron. When made into plastic, it is called nylon 6. Polyamide powder (nylon 6) was successfully developed in 1938, and industrial production of nylon 6 began in 1943. Nylon 6 chips have the characteristics of good elasticity, strong wear resistance, oil resistance, shock resistance, etc. They have high mechanical strength and heat resistance, good impact strength, high melting point, and good molding processing performance. Nylon, also known as nylon 6, is the world's first synthetic fiber product developed. It features excellent moisture absorption, good color, high strength, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. It is widely used in fields such as clothing, luggage, cord, transmission belts, hoses, ropes, and fishing nets. It can also be used as an engineering plastic in industrial fields such as machinery, home appliances and automobiles. At present, nylon has become the second largest synthetic fiber product in the textile industry after polyester. It is used to make various high-load mechanical parts, electronic and electrical switches and equipment, building and structural materials, transportation tool parts, etc. It is used as corrosion-resistant components. It is used for manufacturing automotive parts, electronic appliances and mechanical components with special requirements for high strength and high temperature resistance. It is used for manufacturing various high-load mechanical parts, electronic and electrical switches and equipment, building and structural materials, transportation tool parts, etc. It is widely used in the textile industry to manufacture fibers and extensively applied in the production of mechanical parts, gears, casings, oil-resistant containers, cable sheaths, etc.