Zytel® 70G43L NC010 is a 43% glass fiber reinforced polyamide 66 resin for injection molding.
From stockings to car parts to protecting sensitive electronic components, it's hard to imagine a world without nylon… and the technologies it has enabled.
Zytel® nylon is the most versatile of plastics - easy to process; easy to modify to meet specific needs, environmentally responsible in production and in reuse. It's tough, light and surprisingly resilient in hot, chemically aggressive and humid environments.
Today, Zytel® nylon resins are used to make reliable, high-performance and cost-effective components and systems that touch everyone's life. Tomorrow, who knows? Talk to us about reshaping the future with Zytel® nylon.
Zytel® 70G43HSLA BK099 is a 43% glass fiber reinforced, heat stabilized, black polyamide 66 resin for injection molding.
From stockings to car parts to protecting sensitive electronic components, it's hard to imagine a world without nylon… and the technologies it has enabled.
Zytel® nylon is the most versatile of plastics - easy to process; easy to modify to meet specific needs, environmentally responsible in production and in reuse. It's tough, light and surprisingly resilient in hot, chemically aggressive and humid environments.
Today, Zytel® nylon resins are used to make reliable, high-performance and cost-effective components and systems that touch everyone's life. Tomorrow, who knows? Talk to us about reshaping the future with Zytel® nylon.
| DuPont Plastics, Polymers & Resins | DuPont Plastics, Polymers & Resins | |
|---|---|---|
| Product Category | Polymers and Plastic Resins | Polymers and Plastic Resins |
| Product Number | PA66-GF43 | PA66-GF43 |
| Product Name | DuPont™ Zytel® Nylon Resin -- Zytel® 70G43L NC010 | DuPont™ Zytel® Nylon Resin -- Zytel® 70G43HSLA BK099 |
| Type | Thermoplastic | Thermoplastic |
| Chemical System | Polyimide or Bismaleimide (BMI) | Polyimide or Bismaleimide (BMI) |
| Filler | Glass or FRP | Glass or FRP |
| Industry | Appliance Components | Electronics |
| CTE | 1 µin/in-F (1 µm/m-C) |
