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Hangzhou Hangding Nylon orders PA-6 plant
By Gerald Ondrey |
Uhde Inventa-Fischer (Domat/Ems, Switzerland, and Berlin, Germany; www.uhde-inventa-fischer.com) and Hangzhou Hangding Nylon Tech. Co., Ltd., a company under Sanding Holding Group, Zhejiang Province, P.R. China, signed a contract for the delivery of a PA-6 polymerization plant to produce textile grade chips, based on Uhde Inventa-Fischer’s technology.
The new plant with an annual capacity of 47,000 metric tons will produce High Performance Polyamide-6 HPPA textile grade quality chips for Hangding’s modern high-speed spinning plants. This technology improves not only the rate of yield of the raw material caprolactam, but also optimizes the yield increase in the FDY and POY spinning process as well as in the subsequent down-stream processing.
The plant with Uhde Inventa-Fischer’s proven state of the art polymerization process will be essentially emissions-free. This very modern plant operates and uses a combination of energy-saving measures. It will produce a first-class HPPA textile product at minimum operating costs.
Uhde Inventa-Fischer’s scope of supply and services includes the license,…
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