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PRO COMPOUNDS / AMERICAN SERIES

AMERICAN INGENUITY. RENEWED MATERIALS.

Upcycled PA6 and PA66 nylon compounds for injection molding companies.

Explore & shop materials ↗Discuss a molding trial ↓
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MATERIAL DESIGN STUDY / CONCEPT IMAGE
PA6 & PA666 named grades55 lb bag optionsGrade selection & trials

01 / THE AMERICAN SERIES

MATERIALS WITH MORE TO GIVE.

Nylon compounds for injection molding. Compare PA6, PA66, glass reinforced, and impact modified grades for your next molded part.

Grade selection depends on your application. Confirm technical data, processing conditions, pricing, and availability with our team before ordering.

02 / FIND YOUR GRADE

FIND YOUR STARTING GRADE.

Describe your molded part and select your material requirements. Get a shortlist from our published PA6 and PA66 range for technical review and sample evaluation.

This tool filters published grades by your selections. It does not assess application suitability, recommend a glass percentage, or confirm compliance. Confirm current TDS values and evaluate molding samples with the technical team.

Material selection

Compare PA6 and PA66 grades using the technical properties required for your molded part.

Application requirements

Discuss glass reinforcement, impact modification, surface finish, and the operating conditions your part must withstand.

Molding trials

Request technical data and samples to evaluate the compound in your own molds and processing conditions.

APPLICATIONS / START WITH YOUR PART

BUILT AROUND WHAT YOU MOLD.

Explore application categories for material evaluation. Final grade selection depends on the part design, operating environment, and required approvals.

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Industrial components

Brackets, equipment covers, and structural housings. Discuss stiffness, loading, dimensional requirements, and reinforcement.

Discuss your application ↗
02

Consumer & power tools

Tool housings and functional consumer parts. Evaluate impact performance, surface appearance, and molding behavior.

Discuss your application ↗
03

Mechanical parts

Gears, guides, and molded assemblies. Review wear, tolerances, moisture conditioning, and service conditions with the technical team.

Discuss your application ↗
04

Electrical housings

Enclosures and component supports. Identify required electrical, thermal, and flammability approvals before selecting a grade.

Discuss your application ↗

Application examples describe evaluation opportunities, not certifications or approved uses.

MATERIAL QUALIFICATION

CONFIDENCE STARTS WITH THE RIGHT QUESTIONS.

Move from a promising compound to a practical production decision. Bring your specification; review the grade data; evaluate the material in your own process.

01

Review the data

Use the current grade-specific TDS to compare properties, test methods, and conditioning. Ask about processing guidance before your trial.

02

Define your documentation

Tell us which batch records, certificates of analysis, recycled-content information, or compliance documents your program requires. We’ll confirm availability for the selected supply.

03

Validate the molded part

Evaluate dimensions, appearance, mechanical performance, and operating conditions with your own molds. Record trial results before production approval.

03 / ABOUT PRO COMPOUNDS

25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. A PURPOSE BEYOND BUSINESS.

I’m Alex Shirdel. After 25 years in manufacturing, distribution, and sales, I wanted to build something with a lasting purpose. Over the years, we built relationships with major retailers and supported our partners through changing market conditions. As retailers increasingly shifted to direct overseas sourcing, I saw the need for a new direction—one focused on strengthening American manufacturing and creating opportunities here at home. Created by ProMounts, Kian Group is Pro Compounds’ manufacturing wing. We connect plastic molding companies with upcycled PA6 and PA66 nylon compounds, bringing manufacturing expertise and material solutions to American businesses. My goal is to help bring jobs and manufacturing opportunities back to America. I want our children to inherit more than the challenges we faced: I want the next generation to have the skills, opportunity, and confidence to build their future here at home.

Recover. Reformulate. Reimagine.

01

Recover

Recovered carpet and other material streams offer a starting point for new compounds.

02

Reformulate

Material selection, reinforcement, and formulation are guided by the properties your application needs.

03

Reimagine

Evaluate technical data and samples against your own processing conditions and performance targets.

MATERIAL CIRCULARITY

RECOVERED RESOURCES. RENEWED POTENTIAL.

Upcycling gives recovered nylon another opportunity to become a useful molded part. Performance, sourcing, and recycled-content requirements belong in the same conversation.

Post-consumer recycled

Recovered after a product’s useful life. Our published GRAMID range includes PCR nylon compounds.

Post-industrial recycled

Recovered from manufacturing material streams. Discuss feedstock and sourcing requirements for your program.

Specify what matters

Request recycled-content and origin information for your selected grade and supply. Confirm the documentation your customer requires.

04 / TECHNICAL DATA

KNOW YOUR NYLON.

Choose nylon around the molded part. Compare published grade data with your processing conditions, performance targets, and operating environment.

PA6 / NYLON 6

Explore unreinforced, glass-filled, and impact-modified grades for injection-molded components.

PA66 / NYLON 66

Evaluate general-purpose, reinforced, and impact-modified options against the needs of your part.

MATERIAL SELECTION

Specify the operating environment, conditioning state, mechanical requirements, and processing method. Compare current grade data and evaluate samples.

Explore the polyamide guide ↗

05 / SAMPLES & TRIALS

PUT THE MATERIAL TO THE TEST.

Evaluate a compound in your own molds before moving into production. Tell us your current resin, part application, target properties, and trial requirements.

01

Start with your specification

Share the grade you currently use and the properties your molded part needs.

02

Review the grade data

Compare the published technical data and discuss an appropriate sample for your application.

03

Evaluate in your process

Run molding trials under your own processing conditions and review the results before selecting a production material.

Request a sample ↗

BEFORE YOUR FIRST ORDER.

A few practical answers to help you move from material selection to a molding trial.

Can I buy a single 55 lb bag?

Our online listings are offered in 55 lb bags. Check the selected grade’s availability and checkout shipping options. For a smaller evaluation sample, contact us with your trial requirements.

Do you supply larger production quantities?

Request a quote with your grade, estimated monthly volume, packaging needs, and delivery location. Our team will confirm current availability, lead time, and commercial terms.

Where can I get a technical data sheet?

Each American Series grade links to its manufacturer’s technical data sheet. Confirm the current revision and test conditions with the technical team before selecting a material.

Can you match the nylon I currently use?

Share your current resin name and TDS, target properties, molded-part requirements, and annual or monthly usage. We can discuss candidate grades or a custom-formulation inquiry for evaluation.

How do I confirm shipping and lead time?

For online bag orders, review the shipping options shown at checkout. For bulk supply, samples, or a specific delivery deadline, contact us before ordering.

06 / MATERIAL INQUIRIES

LET’S BUILD WHAT COMES NEXT.

Tell us about the part you mold, the nylon grade you use, and your monthly material requirements. Request a technical data sheet, sample, or supply quote.

Alex@promounts.com
954 683 8644

Include your current material, part application, molding process, target properties, monthly volume, and delivery location. Our team will confirm pricing and availability.