Nylon/PE non-standard parts refer to non-standard mechanical parts made of nylon (PA) or polyethylene (PE) materials, which are customized according to specific purposes or customer drawings. These parts are not general standard parts, but are customized in size, structure and function according to specific working conditions. They are widely used in special applications in industries such as industry, agriculture, food, electronics, packaging, etc.
Common characteristics of nylon/PE non-standard parts:
This type of non-standard parts usually have the following advantages:
Good mechanical strength and toughness, can withstand certain loads and impacts;
Excellent wear resistance, suitable for parts that require long-term sliding or friction;
Self-lubricating or low friction characteristics, can reduce the use of lubricating oil;
Light weight, easy to process, suitable for milling, turning, cutting of complex shapes;
Good corrosion resistance, can be used in harsh environments such as humidity, acid and alkali;
Good electrical insulation performance, can be used as protection or structural parts of electrical equipment;
High customization flexibility, can be molded or machined on demand to meet special structural and functional requirements.
Application characteristics of nylon non-standard parts:
Nylon material is more suitable for parts that require strength, wear resistance and heat resistance. For example:
Sliders, guide rails, gears, washers, supports
Moving parts or metal replacement parts on mechanical equipment
Wear-resistant parts for cranes, conveyor lines, automobiles, robots, etc.
Application characteristics of PE non-standard parts:
PE materials are more suitable for corrosion-resistant, waterproof, low-temperature, and impact-resistant occasions, especially high molecular weight PE (such as UPE):
Anti-collision pads, guard plates, liners, rails, tank gaskets
Contact parts in food and pharmaceutical machinery (food-grade PE can be used)
Buffer blocks, skateboards, protective layers in conveying systems
Common processing methods:
CNC turning or milling: for precision structural processing;
Laser cutting or thermal cutting: suitable for sheet products;
Injection molding: suitable for mass-produced structural parts;
Welding and assembly: large structural parts such as guardrails and slides can be spliced and manufactured.
If you have specific usage scenarios, size or functional requirements, I can help you recommend which material to use and the precautions in structural design.