Polypropylene and polyamides (often called nylon) are two common plastics used in the manufacture of end-use parts. Designers and engineers should understand the key differences between polypropylene vs nylon to determine which synthetic polymer is best for a given project.
Polypropylene and polyamides (often called nylon) are two common plastics used in the manufacture of end-use parts. Plastics are made from bonded polymers and can be naturally occurring or synthetic.nDesigners and engineers should understand the key differences between polypropylene and nylon to determine which synthetic polymer is best for a given project.
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Comparison of the load-elongation characteristics of nylon and