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Luis Volonnino
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Nylon Pipes and Connectors

11/17/2006 8:44 AM

I am developing nylon or equivalent pipes and connectors and want to know test procedures to test aging of these materials.

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Re: Nylon Pipes and Connectors

11/18/2006 1:45 AM

Luis,

Go to www.astm.org and find all you want to know on nylons.

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Re: Nylon Pipes and Connectors

11/21/2006 8:08 PM

Why nylon it is a uselees material for pipes, it ages far too fast. Becomes brittle work hardens, no one uses it.
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