Nytef Group Cast Nylon UNIPA® Mlo

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Oil filled Nylon 6. Improved wear resistance. Low coefficient of friction. Nytef Plastics utilizes a proprietary nylon casting process to produce UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes. This process allows Nylon rods, plates, and tubular bars with very thick cross sections to be economically produced with uniform physical properties and minimal internal stress levels. Nytef Plastic’s UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes are available in a wide range of grades including lubricated, heat stabilized, and fiber reinforced products. UNIPA M Nylon 6 materials are offered in a complete range of round rod, heavy gauge plate, and tubular bar sizes.
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Oil filled Nylon 6. Improved wear resistance. Low coefficient of friction. Nytef Plastics utilizes a proprietary nylon casting process to produce UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes. This process allows Nylon rods, plates, and tubular bars with very thick cross sections to be economically produced with uniform physical properties and minimal internal stress levels. Nytef Plastic’s UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes are available in a wide range of grades including lubricated, heat stabilized, and fiber reinforced products. UNIPA M Nylon 6 materials are offered in a complete range of round rod, heavy gauge plate, and tubular bar sizes.
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Cast Nylon - UNIPA® Mlo - Nytef Group
West Palm Beach, FL, USA
Cast Nylon
UNIPA® Mlo
Cast Nylon UNIPA® Mlo
Oil filled Nylon 6. Improved wear resistance. Low coefficient of friction. Nytef Plastics utilizes a proprietary nylon casting process to produce UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes. This process allows Nylon rods, plates, and tubular bars with very thick cross sections to be economically produced with uniform physical properties and minimal internal stress levels. Nytef Plastic’s UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes are available in a wide range of grades including lubricated, heat stabilized, and fiber reinforced products. UNIPA M Nylon 6 materials are offered in a complete range of round rod, heavy gauge plate, and tubular bar sizes.

Oil filled Nylon 6.
Improved wear resistance.
Low coefficient of friction.

Nytef Plastics utilizes a proprietary nylon casting process to produce UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes. This process allows Nylon rods, plates, and tubular bars with very thick cross sections to be economically produced with uniform physical properties and minimal internal stress levels. Nytef Plastic’s UNIPA M Nylon 6 stock shapes are available in a wide range of grades including lubricated, heat stabilized, and fiber reinforced products. UNIPA M Nylon 6 materials are offered in a complete range of round rod, heavy gauge plate, and tubular bar sizes.

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Technical Specifications

  Nytef Group
Product Category Fabricated Plastic Parts and Semi-Finished Shapes
Product Number UNIPA® Mlo
Product Name Cast Nylon
Form / Shape Hollow or Tubular Stock; Rod or Round Stock; Plate
Chemical System Polyamide
Filler Oil Filled
Thickness 0.2500 to 4 inch (6.35 to 102 mm)
Width / O.D. 2 to 13 inch (50.8 to 330 mm)
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