There are significant differences in the temperature resistance of polyester monofilament and nylon monofilament in terms of long-term use temperature, melting point, and performance stability at high temperatures. The specific differences are as follows:1. Long term use temperature rangePolyester m....Read More
Probably the most obvious alternative to nylon is a return to the fibers that it replaced—primarily wool and silk. On the one hand, these materials pose less of an environmental threat because their acquisition is removed from the petrochemical industry. However, raising animals still requires sign....Read More
Nylon is a polymer, composed of repetitive units of diamines and dicarboxylic acids that contain different numbers of carbon atoms. Most contemporary nylon is made from petrochemical monomers (the chemical building blocks making up polymers), combined to form a long chain through a condensation poly....Read More
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