Dupont Zytel 101L vs. Zytel 101
Dupont Zytel 101L vs. Zytel 101
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I'll be the first to admit that I am not an expert in plastics and have a question which may be simple in nature. We are re-sourcing suppliers for some knobs used on assorted products we sell. One of the knobs calls out Zytel 101 on the print. One of the potential new suppliers states that they are having trouble locating Zytel 101 and want to substitute it with Zytel 101L (lubricated). I'm not familiar with 'lubricated' plastic types. Can someone educated me on this topic? I've looked on the web and have found little information to help me. Thanks.






RE: Dupont Zytel 101L vs. Zytel 101
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Pat
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RE: Dupont Zytel 101L vs. Zytel 101
Please let me know if the 'L' type of material has an added or notable slickness.
Thanks again.
RE: Dupont Zytel 101L vs. Zytel 101
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Pat
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