Acetal (POM)
Key Features
- Excellent machining properties
- Suitable for direct contact with food
- Low moisture absorption
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Plastics
Common grades of engineering plastics include, Acetals, Polyethylenes, Nylons, PEEK, Acrylics, Polycarbonates, Polyurethanes, PTFE, and PVC. Engineering plastics can be extruded or cast as rod, tube or sheet profiles.
Acetal
Acetal Max
Key Features
- Low coefficient of friction
- Good wear and abrasion resistance
- Resistant to a wide range of chemicals
PE & UHMWPE
HDPE Sheet
Key Features
- Weldable plastic
- Non toxic & Non staining
- Excellent impact resistance at low temperatures
UHMWPE Rod & Sheet
Key Features
- Excellent wear resistance
- Good chemical resistance
- Excellent impact resistance at minus temperatures
Nylon
Nylon PA6
Key Features
- High impact strength
- Wear resistant in abrasive conditions
- High tensile strength
Nylon PA6G
Key Features
- Low co efficient of friction
- Excellent sliding properties
- Chemical and thermal resistance
Nylon Max – PA6MG
Key Features
- Excellent wear resistance
- Extra low coefficient of friction
- Durable in demanding environments
Other Plastic
PTFE
Key Features
- Excellent chemical resistance
- Very low coefficient of friction
- Excellent UV resistance
PEEK
PEEK
Key Features
- Very high mechanical strength
- Excellent UV resistance
- Suitable to use in temperatures up to 250 °C
PETP
PETP Max
Key Features
- Very low coefficient of friction
- Excellent wear resistance
- FDA compliant for direct food contact
PETP
Key Features
- Excellent machinability for close tolerance parts
- Higher load plastic bearings
- Chemical resistance
