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What We Can Do For You
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Printing, Adhesion, Assembly
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Choice of Thermoplastics
Charting Your Needs |
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Injection moulded items have successfully replaced many metal parts at a fraction of the cost, while boasting a durability which at times exceeds the former metal part. With injection mouldings however lead times can be significantly reduced therefore resulting in a better, efficient and cost effective final product. We can assist in which is the perfect choice of plastic for your application. Below is a list of some of the thermoplastics we process. Specialist engineering plastics can be specified by product name, (for example Rynite, Tenac, Fortron). Please contact us if you have any questions regarding your choice of thermoplastic. |
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Acetal Acrylic A.B.S. A.S.A. Acetate (C.A.B.) E.V.A. Ionomers P.E.T. (Rynite) Nylon 6 Nylon 66 Thermoplastic Resin (T.P.R.) Polycarbonate |
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Low Density Polyethylene High Density Polyethylene L.L.D.P. P.P.O. Polypropylene (Homopolymer and Copolymer) Styrene: High and Medium Impact Polyurethane P.V.C. S.A.N. T.P.X. Thermoplastic Rubber |
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