Ascend Performance Materials Vydyne® 47H Nylon 66, Impact Modified, Conditioned  (Unverified Data**)
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Nylon (Polyamide PA); Nylon 66 (PA66); Nylon 66, Impact Grade
Material Notes:	Vydyne® 47H is general-purpose, impact-modified PA66 resin. Available in natural, it is heat-stabilized for improved resistance to elevated temperatures. The heat stabilization package for Vydyne 47H was formulated to provide thermal endurance when used in applications in which continuous or extended high-temperature exposure is anticipated. Vydyne 47H is recognized for all the processing and property advantages inherent to PA66 with the addition of improved impact strength. This resin offers a well balanced combination of engineering properties characterized by high melt point, good surface lubricity, abrasion resistance and resistance to many chemicals, machine and motor oils, solvents and gasoline. Vydyne 47H is designed to meet the critical low-temperature impact requirements called out in many automotive specifications. Availability: Asia Pacific Europe North America Additive: Impact Modifier Features: Gasoline Resistance General Purpose Good Abrasion Resistance Good Chemical Resistance Good Processability Good Toughness High Impact Resistance Impact Modified Low Temperature Impact Resistance Low Temperature Toughness Oil Resistant Solvent Resistant Uses: Automotive Applications Connectors Consumer Applications Electrical/Electronic Applications Fasteners Gears Industrial Applications Appearance: Natural Color Forms: Pellets Processing Method: Injection Molding Information provided by Ascend Performance Materials.
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