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Sustarin C MDT
A new detectable material for the food industry for applications in food processing machinery. Available in sheet or rod form. |
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230Kb |
Sustarin C ESD 90 Plus
A new electrostatic dissipative material for sensitive electronic components and fittings. Available as a semi-finished product or component. |
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346Kb |
Sustarin GLD 350
A new, sliding plastic with enhanced sliding properties. Available in rod, sheet, plate and tube form. |
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413Kb |
Sustarin C MG
A medical grade plastic for medical equipment and implants. Available in rod form for semi-finished components but can also be supplied in sheet or plate on request. |
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400Kb |
Nylon 12
High-impact material with low moisture absorption and good noise and vibration dampening properties. |
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151Kb |
Nylon 6 and 66
General-purpose wear resistant engineering nylons available in
a range of grades and forms to suit many applications.
Nylon 66 is harder and stronger than nylon 6 whereas
Nylon 6 absorbs slightly more moisture from the
surrounding environment, which increases its impact
strength. The chemical name is polyamide. |
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155Kb |
Cast Nylon
A general-purpose wear resistant engineering
plastic material available in a range of grades and forms to suit many
applications.
The casting process allows the production of larger material
sections virtually free from residual stress.
It may also be cast into customer shapes that reduce
material waste and machining time. The chemical name is polyamide. |
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154Kb |
Polyethylene - PE-HD and PE-UHMW
General purpose tough, chemical resistant engineering plastic materials available in a range
of grades and forms to suit many applications. The chemical name is polyethylene. |
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151Kb |
PEEK
A very high-performance engineering
plastic material available in a range of grades and forms to suit
many applications. The chemical name is PolyEtherEtherKetone. |
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155Kb |
PET
A wear-resistant engineering plastic. It is a
crystalline material, a member of the polyester family of
plastics, which should not be confused with the clear,
amorphous version used to make bottles for carbonated
drinks. PET exhibits particularly good dimensional stability
and is available in a range of grades and forms to suit many
applications. The chemical name polyethylene terephthalate. |
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150Kb |
Acetal POM-C and POM-H (Delrin)
A general purpose engineering plastic material available in a range of grades and forms to suit many
applications. The chemical name is polyoxymethylene. |
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157Kb |
Polypropylene
General purpose engineering plastic
material available in a range of grades and forms to suit many
applications. The chemical name is polypropylene homopolymer. |
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152Kb |
PTFE
A high performance, low friction, engineering plastic material with
exceptional resistance to a wide variety of chemicals. It is
used in some of the most arduous industrial applications. The chemical name is Polytetrafluoroethylene. |
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147Kb |
PVC-u
PVC-u (u = unplasticised, or rigid PVC) is a flame retardant
material with exceptional chemical resistance and low
stress cracking. PVC-u shows high mechanical strength for
continuous operating between -15°C and +60°C. The chemical name is Polyvinyl chloride. |
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154Kb |
PVDF and E-CTFE
PVDF - fluoropolymer material (chemical
name is polyvinylidene fluoride) with higher strength,
pressure resistance and dimensional stability than PTFE.
E-CTFE (Halar®) - a very pure fluoropolymer material
(chemical name is ethylen-chlortrifluorethylene) with
excellent corrosion and weather resistance, outstanding firesafe
properties and a particularly smooth surface.
E-CTFE
also has permeation resistance to oxygen, carbon dioxide,
chlorine gas and hydrochloric acid that is 10 to 100 times
better than PTFE. |
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150Kb |
