As much as we at Nylatech love using our CNC machines for creating high-precision cuts, it’s a slow process because it’s so detailed. While CNC machining is still a great process that we recommend often for some projects, we also often suggest a new manufacturing process... 
No matter your industry, cast nylon is probably being used in your equipment. Today we’re taking a look at the main industries we work with at Nylatech and why cast nylon makes a good plastic for parts and components in each market.
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Cast nylon is perfect... 
It’s a celebration for our company and our clients! We’re celebrating our first quarter-century of helping you design success in cast nylon! We’ve grown so much from our humble beginnings 25 years ago.
We have become a leading manufacturer of Type 6 and 6/12 Cast Nylon. With the... 
We can tailor our presentation to include regionally-based industries and some specific applications within them.
Material handling, mining, construction, food and beverage, sawmills, wastewater and marine are just a few of the industries we have extensive knowledge in as to... 
As part of our commitment to the environment, and in adhering to the laws in states we do business in, we adhere to the California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act (known as “Proposition 65”).
Proposition 65 came into law in 1986 to prohibit businesses from knowingly discharging... 
July marks the official start of the second half of 2020. Those first 6 months were quite the whirlwind, weren’t they?
To kick off the second half of the year, let start on a more positive note. As you celebrate the 4th of July with your families, we... 
Machinery and parts used in the marine industry are subjected to more than average wear and tear. Being exposed to water, salt, and unique atmospheric conditions, parts used in the marine industry need to be extra tough. Cast nylon more than fits these specific... 
To celebrate National Inventors Month, we thought we’d take a look at the inventors who shaped the future with Nylon plastics.
Wallace Carothers worked at DuPont, a company who was known for producing gunpowder, cellulose-based paints, and synthetic ammonia and other chemicals. His teams' experiments with cellulose-based... 
