Fiberlogy Nylon PA12 Black

Name: Fiberlogy Nylon PA12 Black
Brand: Fiberlogy
Price: 43.10 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

Flexible technical material in black

4 Customer Ratings

Temperature resistant
For technical applications
Extremely durable
Abrasion resistant

£43.10 (£5.75 / 100 g)

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Nylon PA12 White

Flexible technical material in white

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Nylon PA12 Black

Flexible technical material in black

£43.10
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Item no.: FL-PA12-BLACK-175-075, Content: 750 g

EAN: 5902560992915

Temperature resistant
For technical applications
Extremely durable
Abrasion resistant

Product information & technical details

Item no.:	FL-PA12-BLACK-175-075
Manufacturer No.:	PA12-BLACK-175-075
Manufacturers:	Fiberlogy
Content:	750 g

Diameter:	1,75 mm
Product types:	PA - Nylon Filaments
Filament colour:	Black
Net weight:	750 g
Recommended processing temperature:	255 - 270 °C
Recommended heating temperature:	100 ° C

Description

Due to its resistance to high temperatures, alcohol and chemicals, nylon is particularly suitable for mechanical and technical applications. It is extremely durable, strong and almost unbreakable. It's easy to work with tools designed for metalworking and it's also easy to paint, making it even more versatile and functional.

It's incredibly flexible - it expands by 50% before it breaks.

Properties:

High resistance to high temperatures and chemical compounds
High flexibility
Abrasion-resistant

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