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About Plastic

Compare over 25 types of plastic to find the right material for you.

Glass-Filled Nylon Rods

These nylon 6/6 rods have glass reinforcement to make them stronger and better able to withstand higher temperatures than standard nylon rods. They also have excellent thermal stability, so they maintain their physical properties when heated. Machine them into casters, automotive components, and other high-stress parts.

	Dia. Tolerance	Fabrication	Min. Temp., ° F	Max. Temp., ° F	Tensile Strength, psi	Impact Strength, ft·lbf/in	Choose a Length, ft.		Per Ft.
Off-White



	1"	0" to 0.125"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1, 2	1473T513	000000


	1 1/2"	0" to 0.125"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1, 2	1473T553	00000
	1 3/4"	0" to 0.125"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1, 2	1473T593	00000
	2"	0" to 0.125"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1, 2	1473T633	00000

Glass-Filled Nylon Sheets

The glass reinforcement makes these nylon 6/6 sheets stronger than standard nylon, plus it gives them the ability to handle higher temperatures. Offering excellent thermal stability, they’ll maintain their physical properties when heated. They’re often machined into caster plates, automotive components, and other high-stress parts.

								Off-White
	Wd.	Lg.	Fabrication	Min. Temp., ° F	Max. Temp., ° F	Tensile Strength, psi	Impact Strength, ft·lbf/in		Each
1/4" Thick (0" to 0.125" Tolerance)



		6"	6"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T11	000000


		12"	24"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T27	000000


		1/2" Thick (0" to 0.125" Tolerance)



				6"	6"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T15	00000


				12"	24"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T31	000000


				3/4" Thick (0" to 0.125" Tolerance)



						6"	6"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T19	00000


						12"	24"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T35	000000


						1" Thick (0" to 0.125" Tolerance)



								6"	6"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T23	000000


								12"	24"	Extruded	-40	230	13,500	1.3	1473T69	000000

Threaded Rods

Anchor, connect, or hang components in a wide variety of applications, from mounting I-beams to suspending light fixtures.

Plastic

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All of these rods are lightweight, nonconductive, and naturally rust resistant. However, they are not as strong as metal or composite rods.

Nylon 6/6—The most popular plastic rods, these are strong, durable, and economical. They’re also slippery to thread on smoothly. Best for dry environments, nylon will swell and weaken when exposed to moisture.

	Hardness	Specs. Met	Choose a Color		Each
Nylon 6/6







	M4 × 0.7 mm

	1	Not Rated	185	Not Rated	ASTM D4066, ASTM D6779	Black, White	98882A118	000000




			M5 × 0.8 mm

			1	Not Rated	185	Not Rated	ASTM D4066, ASTM D6779	Black, White	98882A240	00000




					M6 × 1 mm

					1	Not Rated	185	Not Rated	ASTM D4066, ASTM D6779	White	98882A600	00000




							M8 × 1.25 mm

							1	Not Rated	185	Not Rated	ASTM D4066, ASTM D6779	Black, White	98882A354	00000