PU Resin
Technical PU Resin (Nylon-Like)
Technical PU Resin
Nylon-equivalent technical casting resin with high mechanical strength and wear resistance for gears and tools.
| Compatible Technologies | RIM Molding |
| Tensile Strength | 42 MPa |
| Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT) | 85°C |
| Hardness | 75 (Shore D) |
| Available Colors | Gray |
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Why Choose Technical Casting Resin (Nylon-like)?
Nylon-like (PA6) Technical Casting Resin is designed for projects requiring higher mechanical strength and abrasion resistance than standard plastics. Processed via Vacuum Casting, this material simulates the toughness and shock absorption of Polyamide (Nylon). It delivers injection-molding quality results, making it ideal for moving mechanisms, gears, and functional prototypes intended for harsh environments.
Advantages
Abrasion & Wear Resistance: Excellent surface durability for gears, bearings, and sliding parts.
High Impact Toughness: It is not brittle; it absorbs shocks and is harder to break compared to ABS-like resins.
Chemical Resistance: Offers real Nylon-like resistance to oils, greases, solvents, and industrial fluids.
Machinability: Suitable for post-production drilling, tapping, and machining operations.
Limitations
Moisture Sensitivity: Like real Nylon, it can be hygroscopic, potentially affecting dimensional stability in very humid environments.
Surface Finishing: Due to its “oily” nature, painting and bonding are more challenging compared to standard ABS resins.
Cost: Raw material costs are generally slightly higher than standard general-purpose resins.
Mechanical Properties
Metric Measurements
Elastic Modulus
1.6 GPa
Elongation at Break
25 %
Density
1.13 g/cm³
Nylon-like Technical Resin FAQ
What types of projects use Nylon-like Technical Casting Resin?
Nylon-like Technical Casting Resin is primarily used for low-volume production of gears, hinges, under-hood automotive components, and moving mechanisms subject to friction.
How is the wear resistance of parts made with Nylon-like Resin?
Nylon-like Technical Resin possesses high abrasion resistance. Due to its self-lubricating properties, gears and bearings produced with Nylon-like Resin withstand long-term mechanical stress.
Is this material stronger than ABS-like resin?
Generally, yes. Nylon-like Technical Resin is tougher against impacts and more resistant to chemicals than standard ABS-like resins, making it better suited for rigorous functional testing.
Are Nylon-like cast parts suitable for tapping and drilling?
Yes. Because Nylon-like Technical Resin is non-brittle, it is perfectly suited for drilling, tapping, and holding self-tapping screws without cracking.
What is the heat resistance of Nylon-like Technical Resin?
Depending on the specific formulation, Nylon-like Technical Casting Resins typically offer heat resistance between 90°C and 120°C, sufficient for many industrial applications.
Can Nylon-like parts be sold as end-use products?
Yes. Since they exhibit properties very close to injection-molded PA6 parts, components made with Nylon-like Technical Resin are suitable as end-use products in low-volume manufacturing runs.
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