Premium Clear Nylon 6 Cleanroom Film
Clear Nylon 6 Bags and Tubing For Cleanroom Packaging
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CFP Nylon Cleanroom Film is an ideal answer for packaging challenges involving toughness, cleanliness and maximum resistance to abrasion. Nylon 6 used for cleanroom packaging is an unplasticized, FDA-approved food grade clear film.
CFP Nylon 6 is a hydrophilic (water-sensitive) material; moisture acts as the plasticizer (the higher the moisture content of the film, the more flexible and rubbery it behaves). Nylon is also very low in ionic contamination.
CFP Nylon 6 offers the lowest levels of particulate count of any clean packaging film; as such, nylon is used in applications with a high sensitivity to contamination. With its abrasion resistance, Nylon 6 is ideal for packing sharp or hard items that otherwise would cause a softer material to contaminate the product.
Standard items manufactured from Premium Nylon are clean to NASA JPR 5322.1G (Level 50A). Compare Premium Nylon clean packaging from AeroPackaging, Inc. to Precision Clean Nylon™ from Fisher Container or Ultra-Clean A-124 Nylon™ from Richmond Technology.
Premium Nylon 6 Bags are available in flat sizes from 2″x2″ to 40″x60″. Premium Nylon 6 Tubing is available in widths from 2″ to 74″ with standard lengths of 500 and 1000 feet. Premium Nylon 6 Square Bottom Machine Covers are available engineered to your requirements.
Premium Nylon 6 Sheets are available from 1″ x 1.5″ to 40″ x 60″. Premium Nylon 6 Centerfold Sheeting is available from 2″ to 74″ in standard 500′ and 1000′ lengths.
Physical Properties | |
Material | Heat Stabilized Nylon 6 – a polyamide homopolymer |
Available As | Lay-flat tubing, Sheets, Centerfold Sheeting and Bags |
Clarity | Transparent |
Thickness | .002″ |
Resistance Ratings | ||
Strong Acids | D543 | Poor |
Strong Alkalize | D543 | Fair |
Grease and Oil | D722 | Good |
Organic Solvents | D543 | Good |
Film Properties: (2 Mil) |
ASTM Method |
Units | Typical Value |
Density | D792 | g/cm | 1.13 |
Melt Point | F | 380-450 | |
Heat-Sealing Temp, Range | F | 380-450 | |
Tensile Strength (break) | D882 | PSI | |
MD | 9000 | ||
TD | 18000 | ||
Elongation (break) | D882 | % | |
MD | 250 | ||
TD | 550 | ||
Water Vapor Transmission Rate: |
E96(B) | gr-mil/100sq.in. /24hr@23oC |
16-22 |
Oxygen Transmission Rate: |
D1434 | cc-mil/100sq.in. /24hr@25oC |
2.6 |
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Nylon 6 or polycaprolactam is a polymer developed by Paul Schlack at IG Farben to reproduce the properties of nylon 6,6 without violating the patent on its production. (Around the same time, Kohei Hoshino at Toray also succeeded in synthesizing nylon 6.) It is a semicrystalline polyamide.
Chemical formula: (C6H11NO)n
Melting point: 493 K (220 °C)
Autoignition temperature: 434 °C; 813 °F; 707 K