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Polyamide 6, also called Nylon 6, is a cool material with great tensile strength, elasticity and shine. PA6 is highly resistant to wear and chemicals such as acids and bases. But the material is also slightly hygroscopic, where the preoccupation with water acts as a softener, making the subject stronger and more cool. Pa6 without filler can, for example, be used in the manufacture of fibers, where the filled versions have a relatively high e-module that makes the material a strong candidate as a

Polyamide 6.6, also called Nylon 66, is a relatively rigid, hard, durable and thermal dimension stable material. Compared to PA6, PA6.6 has less water absorption rates, higher heat resistance and better insulating properties, making the material perfect for use in the textile industry as well as for technical articles in the automotive industry, among others.

Acrylonitril Butadien Styren is a terpolymer in which polybutadiene is copolimerized with SAN. This results in a high-gloss material as well as good mechanical properties for use in technical products, such as cabinets for electronic devices, protective helmets, suitcases, pens, kitchen appliances and in toys such as the LEGO brick.

Acrylonitril Butadien Styren is a terpolymer in which polybutadiene is copolimerized with SAN. This results in a high-gloss material as well as good mechanical properties for use in technical products, such as cabinets for electronic devices, protective helmets, suitcases, pens, kitchen appliances and in toys such as the LEGO brick.