Where to find nylon 6 brush filament manufacturer?

Nylon 6 brush filament, also known as PA6 brush filament, its performance characteristics are: alkali resistance, soluble in phenol, formic acid, etc.; soft, good fluidity, good dimensional stability, mainly used in pot brush, bottle brush, Face wash brush, strip brush, industrial brush, shower brush, etc. So where are nylon 6 filaments sold?


nylon 6 brush filament



Guangzhou Nansha Mingwang Synthetic Fiber Factory is a nylon 6 brush filament manufacturer in Guangzhou China. It has focused on the production and research and development of nylon brush filament for 19 years. It has German fully automated production equipment. Mingwang supports customization, the largest customized diameter is 3.00 mm and the smallest customized diameter is 0.05 mm. These two sizes are difficult to achieve among other manufacturers. In addition to custom diameters, shapes can also be customized, and special shapes such as cross/wave/hollow are available.


nylon 6 brush filament



Besides stable quality, Mingwang's nylon 6 brush filament also have safety testing and certification. For example, the products meet the US FDA food safety test, pass the EU ROHS environmental protection test, and pass the EU 205 SVHC hazardous substance test. If you want to know more about Mingwang Company, you can contact us through the contact number below.


nylon 6 brush filaments


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