Nylon Fabric

Nylon 6,6 is a very versatile fiber. Fabrics composed of nylon 6,6 fiber offer the following characteristics:

Generally low priced compared to those made from high temperature resistance or high modulus fibers.
Available in a wide range of fiber sizes (deniers for fabric development).
Can be heat and chemically treated to accommodate tight specification applications.
Melting point approximately 484°F (295°C).
Tenacity up to 9.5 grams per denier.
Quick-drying and mildew resistant.
Excellent abrasion resistance.
Preferred for applications where stretch and shock resistance are required.
Relatively hydrophobic.
Excellent retention of properties under very low temperature conditions.
Resistance to degradation in alkaline environments (pH>7.0).
Significant strength degradation over time with extended UV exposure.

Pattern Name	Weight oz/sq yard	Thickness (in)	Air Permeability (CFM)	Warp Tensile Strength (lbs)	Filling Tensile Strength (lbs)	Warp Thread Count (per in.)	Filling Thread Count (per in.)	Weave
A2553	3.19	.0090	284	171	161	52	51	Plain
A2559	3.99	.0099	115	201	197	62	65	Twill
A2598	2.45	.0057	26	122	115	83	84	Plain
A2884	4.64	.0124	143	242	234	70	73	Twill
A3609	4.44	.0109	115	249	219	74	65	Twill
A3737	3.83	.0091	45	235	235	61	72	Twill
A3987	7.7	.0156	61	488	449	33	32	Basket
A4031	3.15	.0068	21	188	147	178	100	Twill
A4245	14.22	.0277	6.6	1142	1010	49	44	Basket
A4257	8.10	.0173	23.0	741	613	34	33	Plain

Nylon Fabrics