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Pricing of Nylon 66

02/14/2008 5:52 AM

I am trying to find price trends of nylon 66. Where could I find current and past prices of this and other polymers in order to view the trends and see whether prices are going up or down?
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Re: Pricing of Nylon 66

02/14/2008 9:38 AM

Hi ProductDesigner

Please try this link:

http://www.ides.com/resinprice/resinpricingreport.asp

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Re: Pricing of Nylon 66

08/05/2010 1:37 AM

Dear Friends , Hi I am sanket jejani , i manufacture glass filled nylon insulators for railway ,, previously we used Dupont Zytel nylon 66 33% GF,,,,it is very expensive material ..around Rs 200/KG or 4 $ per Kg ..... i am looking for material less than 2 $ or less than 90 rs ...... can any one suggest source for me ... I can accept scrap or regrind material , i asked for some regrind material from a company ..... but melting point which i require is 259 and above and presently i am getting 235 c ....can any one suggest how to increase melting point .....
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