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Working with a professional supplier for these components involves a precise process:
Design & Material Selection: You provide the CAD model. The supplier may recommend a specific grade of Nylon (e.g., Nylon 6, Nylon 66, or Glass-Filled Nylon (PA+GF) for extra strength and rigidity).
Pre-Drying: Nylon is hygroscopic (it absorbs moisture from the air). A professional molder must dry the pellets before molding to prevent defects and loss of strength.
Precision Mold Manufacturing: A high-quality, hardened steel mold is created to withstand the abrasiveness of Nylon and the high volumes typical of these industries.
Injection Molding: The dried Nylon is melted and injected under high pressure into the mold.
Post-Processing: Parts may be deflashed or subjected to conditioning to stabilize their moisture content and final mechanical properties.
| Sector | Typical Nylon Parts | Why Nylon is Used |
| Industrial Use | Gears, bearings, bushings, conveyor components, sensor housings, electrical connectors, machine guards. | Wear Resistance: Lasts longer than metal in some sliding applications. Self-Lubricating: Reduces maintenance. Lightweight & Corrosion Resistance. |
| Household Appliances | Gears in blenders/mixers, tracks for dishwasher racks, pump impellers, motor housings, clips, latches, and connectors in washing machines, dryers, and vacuums. | Durability: Withstands repeated use and stress. Heat Resistance: Handles hot water and motor heat. Electrical Insulation: Safe for motor and electrical components. |
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