Polyamide 66

Polyamide 66 (PA 66) - has good rigidity, hardness, abrasion resistance and thermal dimensional stability. With respect to these particular aspects, PA66 offers certain advantages compared to PA 6.

Compared to the cast types, PA 66 has higher moisture absorption. With regard to all other characteristics, PA 66 is comparable to the standard cast type PA 6 G, but more expensive. 

  • good mechanical strength
  • high impact strength
  • good damping characteristics
  • good resistance to wear

Among commercially available polyamides, PA66 has one of the highest melting points. It is a semicrystalline-crystalline material. The grades have strength and stiffness which is retained at elevated temperatures.

It does absorb moisture after molding, but the retention is not as much as in the case of PA6. Moisture absorption depends on the composition of the material, wall thickness, and environmental conditions.

Dimensional stability and properties are all affected by the amount of moisture absorption which must be taken into account for product design.


Polyamide 66 sheets

Polyamide 66 sheets

(PA 66) Polyamide 66 sheets  have good rigidity, hardness, abrasion resistance and thermal dimensional stability. With respect to these particular aspects, PA66 offers certain advantages compared to PA 6. Compared to the cast types, PA 66 has higher moisture absorption. With regard to all other characteristics, PA 66 is comparable to the standard cast type PA 6 G, but more expensive.  Characteristics of Polyamide 66 sheets: good mechanical strength high impa..

Polyamide 66 rods

Polyamide 66 rods

Polyamide 66 rods The rods of Nylon 66 are made of an extruded nylon with excellent mechanical properties, stiffness, heat and wear resistance, and good resistance to creeping-but its impact strength and mechanical damping capacity are reduced. Nylon 66 rods are best suited for robotic lathes machining. We are often asked what the difference between Rod Nylon 6.6 and Rod Nylon 6 is. Engineers tell us that the rating of Nylon 6.6 is marginally tougher, should be a little..

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