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Delrin & Nylon Picks

Custom Delrin and nylon guitar picks in stated gauges, for grip in a hot room and for players who wear picks out.

Specifications

The details

Materials	Nylon or Delrin (acetal)
Nylon	Grippy when wet, quieter attack
Delrin	Slick, dense, very wear resistant
Gauge	Stated in millimetres
Grip	Textured or raised-dot options
Printing	Both faces available
Best for	Anything expected to survive a tour
Artwork	Free vector redraw & free 24 hr mockup
MOQ	12
Lead time	2 weeks (faster turnaround available with express shipping)

About this product

Delrin & Nylon Picks

These two solve the two most common complaints about picks that have nothing to do with tone.

Nylon is slightly matte and slightly soft, so it holds on to a hand that has been on stage under lights for forty minutes. It is also noticeably quieter on the attack, which some players want and some do not. If your band loses picks mid-set, this is usually the reason and usually the fix.

Delrin — acetal — is dense, slick and extremely wear-resistant. It has a brighter, more defined attack than celluloid and it simply lasts, which is why it is the sensible material for a pick anybody is expected to keep. It is the one we recommend when a customer says the pick has to survive a tour.

Touring bands, schools, retailers and pro players. Send your gauges and quantities for a free mockup and quote.

Best for

Who this style suits

Touring bands

Stops picks going out of a wet hand.

Schools and teachers

Outlasts a term of beginners.

Retail

The material players come back for.

FAQ

Delrin & Nylon Picks: quick answers

What is the minimum order for nylon and Delrin picks?

Minimum order is just 12 — with bulk pricing tiers as quantities grow.

How fast will my order arrive?

Your free mockup lands within 24 hours and the finished order ships in about 2 weeks — express turnaround is available for tight dates.

Our guitarist keeps dropping picks mid-set. What helps?

Nylon, or a textured grip surface, or both. Nylon is slightly matte and slightly soft, so it holds a hand that is warm and damp under stage lights. A polished celluloid pick in the same conditions behaves like a bar of soap.

What is the difference between nylon and Delrin?

Grip versus durability, broadly. Nylon is grippier and quieter on the attack; Delrin is slicker, brighter and lasts far longer. If picks are being lost, nylon. If picks are being worn out, Delrin.

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