Nylon 6.6 chemical resistance on hydrogen sulfide gas
Nylon 6.6 chemical resistance on hydrogen sulfide gas
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I'm planning to use a nylon 6.6 compression latch (with stainless steel shaft) to compress a filter access door on a duct.
Hydrogen sulfide gas flows at 30 ppm (room temperature) before being filtered by a scrubber down the line.
I've originally planning to use stainless steel latches but due to it's long time time and high cost, I'm thinking if Nylon 6.6 latch could be used as an alternative.
Any help on this is much appreciated.
Thank you.
Hydrogen sulfide gas flows at 30 ppm (room temperature) before being filtered by a scrubber down the line.
I've originally planning to use stainless steel latches but due to it's long time time and high cost, I'm thinking if Nylon 6.6 latch could be used as an alternative.
Any help on this is much appreciated.
Thank you.





RE: Nylon 6.6 chemical resistance on hydrogen sulfide gas
In the long run you will get some degradation. Any oxidizing chemicals will degrade it eventually.
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