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[1] Nylon |
¡ Materials |
E6TYP@E66TYP@E610TYP@E612TYP |
¡ Chemical
@resistance |
EDissolves in concentrated hydrochloric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid
EVery little corrosion from alkalis *(except strong alkalis)
ESoluble in phenol formates and distends in glacial acetic acid. |
¡ Heat resistance |
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TYP |
Melting point |
Limit temperature for use |
6 |
218Ž |
Approximately 80°C |
66 |
257Ž |
Approximately 80‹C |
610 |
215Ž |
Approximately 80‹C |
612 |
215Ž |
Approximately 80‹C |
* Heat resistance is inferior, so it is unsuitable for use at high temperatures
@(up to around 80‹C. The limit may vary with other conditions). |
¡ Characteristics
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TYP |
Water supply rate |
Specific gravity |
Characteristic |
6 |
10.7“ |
1.14 |
Tensile strength is high, but rigidity is low |
66 |
4`4.5“ |
1.14 |
Melting point is high |
610 |
2.5“ |
1.08 |
Low water supply rate and resistant to moist conditions |
612 |
2.5“ |
1.06 |
Low water supply rate and resistant to moist conditions |
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E |
This is the most widely used of the general synthetic fibers for brushes. It has high wear resistance, elasticity, and recovery from bending. |
E |
It is most commonly used with neutral or weak alkaline solvents for cleaning, but its resistance to acids is poor. |
E |
Heat resistance varies between types of nylon, but it is usable below around 80‹C |
E |
Can handle use with abrasive particles |
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¡Main applications |
ECleaning steel plates@ECleaning glass@ESpinning@EFor paper manufacturing@EBelt cleaning@EWoodwork surface cleaning
EFinishing wood surfaces@EFloor painting@EVehicle cleaning@EConveyors@EPipe cleaning@EBottle cleaning |
¡Corresponding wire diameter |
From Φ0.05 (varies between types) |
[2] Polypropylene (PP, ¢PP) |
¡ Chemical resistance |
EResists acids and alkalis, but dissolves in general solvents |
¡ Heat resistance |
EMelting point 165°C@ELimit temperature for use 60°C |
¡ Characteristics |
E |
The lightest synthetic fiber for brushes, with 0.91 specific gravity, it is relatively strong against acids and alkalis but has lower heat resistance than nylon, and is inferior in wear resistance |
E |
Fibers with a triangular cross section are used for road cleaning |
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¡ Main applications |
EFloor cleaning@EVehicle cleaning@EBelt cleaning@EDye brushes@EPaint brushes@EPolishers
EBrushes for spinning and papermaking@ECleaning steel plates |
¡Corresponding wire diameter |
From Φ0.07 up to 30,000 denier |
[3] Polyester (PET, PBT) |
¡ Characteristics |
EAcid resistance is superior to nylon, and water absorption is low, so moisture has little effect on stiffness |
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ECan handle use with abrasive particles |
¡ Corresponding wire diameter |
From ƒ³0.05 |
[4] Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) |
¡Chemical resistance |
EResists acids and alkalis |
¡ Heat resistance |
EMelting point 165°C |
¡ Characteristics |
EFibers are stiff, with superior chemical resistance, but their heat resistance is weak and wear resistance and bending recovery are somewhat inferior |
¡Main applications |
EVehicle cleaning@EFor exterior cleaning of bottles@EFor printing presses@EConveyor belt cleaning |
¡Corresponding wire diameter |
Corresponding wire diameter from Φ 0.1 |
[5] Kanegoat (acrylic fiber) |
¡Characteristics |
EA synthetic fiber developed for use in domestic paintbrushes |
¡Corresponding wire diameter |
Φ0.05 and 0.075 |
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