Nylon 6

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CAS No. 25038-54-4
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Packing:
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brandLUXI
Packing800KG Bag
Wrappedwith Pallet
weight per container25.6MT

General Information

Name

Polyamide 6 Chip Bright

CAS No.

25038-54-4

HS Code

39081012

Chemical Formula

-[ C6H11NO]n-

Molecular Weight

115.1735

Chemical Structure

Specification

Items

Value

Test Methods

Appearance Abnormal Chip (grain/100g)

1 max

FZ/T51004-2011 6.8

Appearance Black or Yellow Chip (grain/100g)

1 max

Moisture Content

0.06% max

FZ/T51004-2011 6.2.1A

Extractable Matter with Hot Water

0.5% max

FZ/T51004-2011 6.4

Relative Viscosity (25°C,96%H2SO4, m:v=1:100)

2.75±0.03

FZ/T51004-2011 6.3

Amino Content (mmol/kg)

43±3.0

FZ/T51004-2011 6.6

Carboxyl Content (mmol/kg)

55±3.0

FZ/T51004-2011 6.7

Melting Point (°C)

Actual Measurement

DSC

Packaging

800kg vacuum bag

Transport

UN. No.

NA

Hazard Class

Non-hazardous

Application

Polyamides 6 or Nylon 6 is widely used in HOY/FDY, civil spinning and industrial spinning material , engineering resins and films.PA6 replace metal in automotive applications such as gears, fittings, and bearings, in automotive industry for under the hood parts. Nylon 6 is also used as thread in bristles for tooth brushes, surgical sutures, and string for acoustic and classical musical instruments, including guitars, sitars, violins, violas, and cellos. It is also used in the manufacture of a large variety of threads, ropes, filaments, nets, and tire cords, as well as hosiery and knitted garments. Electronic appliances such as CD, telephones, computers, videos and so on  optic lighting, electronic appliances, mechanical equipment

Storage and Handling

Store in cool, dry and ventilated places away from humid environment, protect vacuum packing.

Firefighting Measures

Use water fog, dry chemical, carbon dioxide or foam as appropriate for materials in surrounding fire. Avoid using direct streams of water on molten burning material as it may scatter and spread the fire. Melts in proximity to fires resulting in slippery floors and stairs. Static charges or on powders or powders in liquids may ignite combustible atmospheres. Airborne dusts of this product in an enclosed space and in the presence of an ignition source may constitute an explosion hazard.