PA is a macromolecular, partially crystalline thermoplastic with high impact resistance. The combination of hardness and stability on the one hand as well as toughness and tensile strength on the other hand is achieved by no other thermoplastic. Today PA is one of the most used plastics in machine construction. It has good chemical resistance and additionally it is bond- and weldable.
Similar to PPSU and PEI, PSU belongs to the group of the amorphous high performance thermoplastics with very good mechanical, electrical and thermal properties for applications with higher service temperatures combined with mechanical stress.
PPS is an oxidation- and hydrolysis resistant plastic, which can be used for applications with a service temperature of up to 260°C. PPS has a low sliding friction coefficient and a high abrasion resistance. No water absorption, excellent dimensional stability as well as oil and fuel resistance are further properties. Because of the high hardness tight tolerances are possible.
PI (Polyimide) is a crystalline plastic which is suitable for applications in the high and low temperature range.
PE-HD is a partially crystalline thermoplastic, which is characterised by a high chemical resistance and good electrical insulating properties. It is widely used in the industry, because in almost every usual procedure it can be easily processed (very good cutting properties) and furthermore it is inexpensive.
PVDF combines good mechanical, thermal and electrical properties with an excellent chemical resistance. Because PVDF absorbs very little water, it is suitable for an unlimited use in liquids. The service temperature of –40 to +150°C offers a wide application area for this high temperature material.
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a fully fluorinated polymer. Colloquially this plastic is often referred to as Teflon.
PPSU belongs to the group of the amorphous high performance thermoplastics with very good mechanical, electrical and thermal properties for applications with higher service temperatures combined with mechanical stress.
PEEK is a high performance plastic, which is characterised by high temperature resistance, excellent chemical resistance and excellent mechanical properties.
PVC (Polyvinyl chloride) is a classic material for applications in the chemical apparatus and container construction, the exhibition stand construction as well as for door and wall elements. It has excellent properties such as high stability and stiffness.
PP is a homopolymeric thermoplastic. Because of its excellent profile of properties – especially the high chemical resistance and corrosion resistance – it is one of the most widely used materials in the chemical apparatus and container construction and has an excellent cost-benefit potential.
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