It’s fair to say that this material has changed the world! When it comes to seals, gaskets, and insulators, it is used, among other things, for electrical insulation, slide rails, spacers, washers, and components.
Light and chemical-resistantA Material with Multiple Benefits
Thanks to its excellent properties—lightweight, durability, and chemical resistance—plastic is the optimal material for industrial components. Polyethylene, PVC, PTFE, and polycarbonate are some of the most widely used materials. Plastic also enables more cost-effective solutions than steel and other traditional alternatives, which is yet another reason why it has become such a popular choice of material.
Specifications
- Materials: PA, PET, PE, PP, PTFE, PC, PVC, and PUR
- Temperature range: -200 – 260 °C
- Fire Rating and Food Approval: UL-94, FDA, and KTW
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