Zytel Nylon ?

Have no idea but I see it is a specialty blend:

In my estimation, if googling does not work, check vendors.

Hi Frank, Thanks for your advice. I tried but it was futile as we are small user.

Zytel*70G33L is an ordinary, lubricated, 33% glass reinforced Nylon 66 = resin; nothing special. I therefor suggest you go to =

confirm, Material =

-> free datasheet lookup, accept and search for "PA66-GF33" under = "Polymer family", to get a list of alternative res> I Like to know if any one can suggest some alternative of this type of

I'd follow Rolf's advice as he was closer to the product than me. Frank

sin; nothing special. I therefor suggest you go to

confirm, Material -> free datasheet lookup, acc= ept and search for "PA66-GF33" under "Polymer family", to get a list of alt= ernative resins from other suppliers. You didn't say why you don't like "70= G33L", it's therefor difficult to be more specific ...

Hi Rolf , Zytel 70G33L Nat. was specify by the end user, 30% glass was common in the market but not 33%,I do not know is there any refrence book can show alternative brand or maker,Thank for your help !

Regards

Hi there,

if the enduser specified Zytel*70G33L NC-010, you would probably need to = get an alternative resin specified by him. He must have a reason for = specifying 33% instead of 30% glass fibers; perhaps because of the = slightly higher stiffness and/or modulus, or because the enduser is used = to US-resins. Historically, US-suppliers always prefer 33%, whereas = European suppliers prefer 30%.

Regard> >> Zytel*70G33L is an ordinary, lubricated, 33% glass reinforced Nylon

get an alternative resin specified by him. He must have a reason for specif= ying 33% instead of 30% glass fibers; perhaps because of the slightly highe= r stiffness and/or modulus, or because the enduser is used to US-resins. Hi= storically, US-suppliers always prefer 33%, whereas European suppliers pref= er 30%.

resins to Zytel*70G33 (or to Zytel*70G30) from other suppliers. I am not a= ware of any "reference book" that compares commercial resins from different= suppliers. You would have to get individual data sheets from various suppl= iers. Therefor, the link above ought to give you exactly the info you need,= for a side-by-side comparison, but it appears as if you are always going t= o need your enduser's approval before you switch ...

Hi Rolf, Thanks again for your help in this topic . Regards

Hi Frank, Thanks for your advice. I tried but it was futile as we are small user.

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You can try the Vydyne series of PA. They might have something comparable....