Engineering Plastics
Engineering plastics have good mechanical properties, high dimensional stability, and good chemical and wear resistance. To ensure these properties, we use the following thermoplastics, among others: PA 6, PET, POM, PA 66, PA 12, PA 46 or PC. Depending on the respective material and component geometry, the products can be used permanently up to temperatures of 100 °C to 150 °C.
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PA 6
PA 6 is an extruded polyamide and combines all the properties of polyamides in a balanced way. Compared to the cast variants …
PA 6 C / PA 6 G (Cast)
Cast polyamide 6 is a semi-crystalline, thermoplastic polymer produced by the activated anionic polymerization of the raw material caprolactam …
PA 66
PA 66 is produced by the extrusion process (see PA 6) and therefore only allows the production of large semi-finished formats to a limited extent …
PA 46
PA 46 is characterized by better retention of stiffness and creep resistance over a wide temperature range, as well as higher heat aging resistance.
PA 12 / PA 12 C (Cast)
PA 12 is available as an extruded or cast variant (PA 12C). This polyamide is characterized by very good impact …
POM C
POM is a semi-crystalline thermoplastic with high mechanical strength and stiffness. It offers good sliding properties, excellent wear resistance …
POM H
Due to the higher degree of crystallization, POM H is characterized by slightly higher density, hardness and strength.
PET / PETP (polyethylene terephthalate)
Polyethylene terephthalate can be manufactured as either an amorphous (crystal clear) or semi-crystalline thermoplastic. The semi-crystalline version is characterized by …
PC colorless (technical)
PC (polycarbonate) is an amorphous thermoplastic that offers good electrical properties as well as excellent impact strength and moderate chemical resistance.
PVC hard (polyvinyl chloride)
Polyvinyl chloride – hard is an amorphous thermoplastic with a great hardness and rigidity (does not contain plasticizers) …
