Waterproof Dust Cap Connector Female Strap Cable Glands Accessories Plastic
| Connector Technical Data |
| Ordering No. | MB PC04S |
| Gender | Female |
| Cap | PA, GF |
| Strap | TPU |
| Sealing | FKM |
| Protection degree | IP67 |
Description
All stainless steels have a high resistance to corrosion. Low alloyed grades resist corrosion in atmospheric conditions; highly alloyed grades can resist corrosion in most acids, alkaline solutions, and chloride bearing environments, even at elevated temperatures and pressures.
The three basic raw materials for TPU are
- A polyol or long-chain diol
- A chain extender or short-chain diol
- A diisocyanate
FAQ
● What is Nylon?
Nylon is a synthetic thermoplastic linear polyamide (a large molecule whose components are bound by a particular type of bond) that was first produced in 1935 by American chemist Wallace Carothers, who was then working at the DuPont research facility in Delaware. Wallace produced what is technically known as Nylon 66 (still one of the most common variants). Demand for synthetic materials in general, and Nylon in particular, grew during World War II when natural items like silk, rubber, and latex were in significantly shorter supply.
● What is Nylon Used For?
Nylon is used for a variety of applications, including clothing, reinforcement in rubber material like car tires, for use as a rope or thread, and for many injection molded parts for vehicles and mechanical equipment. It is exceptionally strong, relatively resistant to abrasion and moisture absorptivity, long-lasting, resistant to chemicals, elastic, and easy to wash. Nylon is often used as a substitute for low-strength metals. It is the plastic of choice for components in the engine compartment of vehicles because of its strength, temperature resilience, and chemical compatibility.
