bio-based nylon is a new polyamide material that uses synthetic biology technology to produce key monomers such as pentamethylenediamine from renewable plant resources (such as corn, straw, etc.) through fermentation and polymerization with dibasic acids. It is an ideal green alternative to traditional petroleum-based nylons such as nylon 6, nylon 66. Regular shapes are white slices or high-performance fibers.

Bio-based nylon has excellent environmental properties and excellent physical properties. It is widely used in textile and apparel, outdoor sports equipment, automobile manufacturing and high-end engineering plastics, and can be further applied to yoga clothing, sunscreen clothing, down jacket liners, automotive lightweight components and 3D printing consumables.