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Nylene's high-performance nylon 6 fibers excel in various applications such as indoor/outdoor carpeting and synthetic turf.

Nylene UL recognized materials offer superior performance in solar technology, automotive, domestic, and power cable insulation.

Nylene offers products that are long-lasting and durable and resist damage from chemicals, weathering, and other physical forces.

Nylene USA and Nylene Canada ULC are subsidiaries of the Polymeric Resources Corporation (PRC). Nylene companies develop and manufacture specialty nylons and engineering thermoplastics.

Drying Temperature: 150-180°F (66-82°C)for 2-4 hours, Nylene® PA6 should be dried to less then 0.20% moisture for optimum performance. Drying longer than 4 hours or at higher temperatures may cause discoloration of the polymer or adversely affect important physical properties.

Engineered resins for diverse molding processes, including injection molding, blow molding, extrusion, and rotational molding.

With over 40 years in the automotive market, Nylene provides lightweight, durable, and eco-friendly solutions for vehicle engineering.

Melt Temperature: Nylene PA6 melts at 428°F, (220°C) actual melt temperatures of 440-560°F (227-293°C) are permissible, depending on residence time and shot size.

Regrind Level: typically no more than 25% is recommended, with higher levels possible for unfilled grades depending on the end use requirements. Make certain regrind is properly dried to virgin moisture levels.

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Mold Temperature: 120-200°F (49-93°C), highly filled grades require 180-200°F (82-93°C) to obtain the best overall surface appearance, higher temperatures will increase crystallinity.

Nylene offers extrusion grades with a wide viscosity range, suited for diverse applications like food packaging film, tubing, and profiles.