The use of nylon (nylon)
The emergence of nylon has changed the appearance of textiles, and its synthesis is a major breakthrough in the synthetic fiber industry, as well as an important milestone in polymer chemistry.
Nylon for civilian use is mainly composed of long fibers, with a small amount of short fibers mainly used for blending with wool, cotton or other synthetic fibers to improve the strength and wear resistance of the fabric. A portion of nylon filament is used for silk, scarves, lace, etc., while the majority is processed into stretch yarn (DTY). Socks, nylon shirts, gloves, and other products made from it are sturdy and durable. Other fabrics woven with FDY, HOY, and various special materials are relatively active in small batch and multi variety transactions.
Industrial nylon accounts for more than 40%. Due to its high strength, fatigue resistance, strong impact resistance, and good affinity with rubber, nylon is suitable for making tire cords for trucks, airplanes, and other vehicles. It is used as a fishing net and has a lifespan 4-5 times longer than cotton fishing nets. In addition, it is also used for cables, parachutes, ladders, conveyors, and nylon ropes.
In the medical field, it is mainly used to make gauze strips.
Other aspects: Nylon rods have good resistance, strong wear resistance, oil resistance, earthquake resistance, tensile strength, good bending strength, and have characteristics such as low water absorption and good dimensional stability. Therefore, they are used to process various wear-resistant high-strength parts. This product has a wide range of applications and is a good material for replacing metals such as steel, iron, and copper with plastic. It is an important engineering plastic; Cast nylon is widely used as a substitute for wear-resistant parts in mechanical equipment, replacing copper and alloys as wear-resistant components in equipment. Suitable for producing wear-resistant parts, transmission structural components, household appliance parts, car manufacturing parts, screw avoiding mechanical parts, chemical machinery parts, and chemical equipment. Such as turbines, gears, bearings, impellers, crankshafts, instrument panels, drive shafts, valves, blades, screws, high-pressure washers, screws, nuts, sealing rings, shuttles, bushings, shaft sleeve connectors, etc.
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