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Right: A chlorine test bench for water management systems in DOMO’s APT lab
Right: Wilo’s Para MSL/6-43/SC heating system circulation pump is produced in TECHNYL®
A218 V30 BLACK
34NG, which is a 30% GF, heat stabilized and glycol resistant PA66
Typical heating system applications currently using TECHNYL®
SAFE materials
include heating manifold, circulation pumps, valves, floor heating fittings, heat exchanger parts, as well as solar heating system components. These systems demand long- term dimensional stability, mechanical properties, and resistance to chlorine at high temperatures.
The combination of fresh water with disinfectants like chlorine and oxygen at high temperature creates a particularly aggressive environment for plastics due to oxidative degradation.
The growing use of engineering plastics in these systems enables designs that integrate parts that were previously in metal, resulting in significant savings. A typical example of the benefits in utilizing TECHNYL®
SAFE materials is the
hydro-block manifold, which achieves significant system cost efficiency through design integration of several previously assembled brass parts.
Home appliances Applications in the home appliance segment include power module housings for refrigerators or dishwashers requiring material robustness and flame retardant properties; oven ventilation ducts requiring high thermal and chemical resistance; washing machine door levers requiring high fatigue resistance as well as excellent surface finish; and electro valves for large and small appliances requiring excellent water resistance as well as water potability compliance.
TECHNYL® SAFE provides
solutions for the home appliance market that are safe for human use, reliable, cost effective, suitable for high- productivity end products, and more sustainable.
DOMO SERVICE HUB DOMO’s solutions have long proven to be an excellent solution in both brass and PPA replacement, thanks in part to the DOMO SERVICE HUB. This includes advanced simulation, prototyping and part testing.
Multi-scale modeling, mechanical calculation and injection molding (MMI) simulation ensures manufacturers understand the real behavior of materials before moving forward with physical production phases. Helping avoid costly re- engineering and development iterations, this platform simulates fiber-reinforced parts made with TECHNYL®
materials for
unprecedented structural analysis accuracy.
The Prototype/Application Part Testing (APT) lab can anticipate and reveal possible weaknesses or failure of the parts by simulating the strains of water circulation during real-life utilization. The lab is currently equipped with 15 test benches to support
customers in achieving final part validation. These include mechanical, electro-dynamic shaker, glycol, oil, chlorinated water circulation, hot air pulsation, and burst tests.
A greener future The TECHNYL®
SAFE portfolio
comprises a combination of formulations and expertise to ensure metal replacement technology in a full range of US and European drinking water certified solutions. By providing effective polyamide replacements for metal and high-end polymers for the water management industry, the polymers help ensure lower system and maintenance costs, easier handling, better longevity, and enhanced sustainability for a greener future.
Learn more about the TECHNYL® SAFE product line HERE
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