Nylon Rod

Nylon was the first engineering resin and has been used in applications ranging from electronic, marine, and automotive industries to fibers used to make carpet. Nylon rod has outstanding wear resistance and low frictional properties.

Nylon has very good temperature, chemical, and impact properties. Parts machined or fabricated from nylon are light weight and corrosion resistant. Low friction, good abrasion resistance and the ability to operate without lubrication, qualify the nylons for such applications. Parts machined or fabricated from nylon are light weight and corrosion resistant. In addition, nylon's excellent load bearing capability, wear resistance and impact resistance make it ideal for demanding construction environments.

Nylon rod which has not been compounded with UV stabilizers are sensitive to ultraviolet light. These compounds should not be used for extended outdoor service. Carbonblack (our black Nylon) is the most effective of the UV stabilizers. These additives also increase tensile strength and hardness and decrease ductility and toughness slightly.

Features Maximum Single Rod Length: 10ft Good abrasion and wear resistance Continuous use temperature of 220°F Very easy to fabricate Outstanding chemical resistance to alkalies and oxidizing agents High strength and stiffness at elevated temperatures Light weight (approx. 1/8 vs. bronze) Good impact strength at low temperature Low friction coeficient

Applications Bushings Bearings Rollers Manifolds Gears Sprockets Sheaves Insulators Wear components

Certifications ASTM D-5989 ASTM-D6779 Natural is FDA and USDA

Nylon Rod is sold by the foot. For nylon rod less than 3.000" in diameter the maximum length is ten feet. For nylon rod equal to or greater than 3.000" the maximum length is four feet.