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Bio-base Nylons 56 Pellet

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Bio-base nylon PA56 is a type of bio-based polyamide polymerized by the salt formation of pentanediamine and adipic acid. Compared to PA66 which is produced traditionally with hexamethylene diamine, studies show that PA56 can reduce carbon footprint by approximately 50%. After testing by BETA lab, results show that biomass content is as high as 48%. This material can be applied as yarn and spun into fabric. more

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Bio-base nylon PA56 is a type of bio-based polyamide polymerized by the salt formation of pentanediamine and adipic acid. Compared to PA66 which is produced traditionally with hexamethylene diamine, studies show that PA56 can reduce carbon footprint by approximately 50%. After testing by BETA lab, results show that biomass content is as high as 48%. This material can be applied as yarn and spun into fabric.