Ascend Performance Materials Vydyne® 940G Nylon 66, Extrusion Grade

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Ascend Performance Materials Vydyne® 940G Nylon 66, Extrusion Grade (discontinued **)
Categories:	Polymer; Film; Thermoplastic; Nylon (Polyamide PA); Nylon 66 (PA66); Nylon 66, Extruded; Nylon 66, Film
Material Notes:	940G is a PA66-based terpolymer that features high melt strength/shear thinning behavior ideal for multilayer film, high strength, ductility, and slow crystallinity that matches crystallization temperatures very close to that of ethylenes. The slow crystallization behavior coupled with the melting point ~ 215-220°C and great mechanical properties makes this material extremely useful for outside layers or internal layers of the multilayer film. This material further exhibits a very high elongation to break (> 600%) allowing for high draw ratios for thermoforming or when orienting the film. The high elongation and high clarity/gloss is further useful for monofilament applications. Information provided by Ascend Performance Materials.
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Bulk Density	0.674 g/cc	ASTM D1895
Density	1.14 g/cc	ISO 1183
Moisture Absorption	0.100 %	ASTM D6869
Viscosity Measurement	3.8 - 4.1	Relative Viscosity - Sulfuric Acid; ISO 307
	115 - 145	Relative Viscosity - Formic Acid; ASTM D789

Mechanical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Film Elongation at Break, MD	>= 600 % @Thickness 0.0380 mm	Cast Film, Conditioned; ASTM D882
Film Elongation at Break, TD	>= 600 % @Thickness 0.0380 mm	Cast Film, Conditioned; ASTM D882
Elmendorf Tear Strength MD	100 g @Thickness 0.0380 mm	Cast Film, Conditioned; ASTM D1922
Elmendorf Tear Strength TD	140 g @Thickness 0.0380 mm	Cast Film, Conditioned; ASTM D1922
Dart Drop Test	>= 2000 g @Thickness 0.0380 mm	Cast Film, Conditioned; ASTM D1709A
Film Tensile Strength at Break, MD	97.0 MPa @Thickness 0.0380 mm	Cast Film, Conditioned; ASTM D882
Film Tensile Strength at Break, TD	97.0 MPa @Thickness 0.0380 mm	Cast Film, Conditioned; ASTM D882

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
Melting Point	216 °C	ISO 11357-3
Crystallization Temperature	130 °C	ISO 11357-3

Processing Properties	Original Value	Comments
Processing Temperature	20.0 - 40.0 °C	Blow Film Air Temperature
	245 - 265 °C	Cylinder - Extrusion
Die Temperature	250 - 275 °C	Extrusion
	70.0 - 80.0 °C @Time 0.000 - 14400 sec	Extrusion
Melt Temperature	216 °C	Extrusion
Moisture Content	0.030 - 0.080 %	Extrusion

Compliance Properties	Original Value	Comments
European Food 1935/2004	Yes

Descriptive Properties
Agency Ratings	EU 10/2011
	EU 2023/2006
Features	Good Chemical Resistance
	Heat Stabilized
	High Melt Stability
	High Melt Strength
	High Strength
	High toughness
	Puncture Resistance
Melt Pressure MPa	3-17
Screw Design	GP or Barrier
Uses	Industrial Applications
	Monofilaments
	Multilayer Film
	Profiles
	Rods
	Sheet
	Tubing
	Vacuum Bagging Film

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