Thermoplastics
Thermoplastic is a homogeneous material. The typical property of thermoplastic is thermoformability and weldability. Thermoplastic offers several advantages and is very widely suitable for various applications.
Benefits of thermoplastic:
Very good chemical resistance
Long service life
Clean and smooth surface
Good wear resistance
Easy to clean
Dirt repellent
Food grade
Recyclable
Versatility
Our range of materials meets many needs
PEH plastic
Resistant to liquid acid, alkali and saline water solutions, as well as several organic solvents
Not suitable for concentrated oxidizing acids
Operating temperature -40°C … +60°C
Full name polyethylene
PP plastic
Resistant to liquid acid, alkali and saline water solutions, as well as several organic solvents
Not suitable for concentrated oxidizing acids
Not resistant to direct UV radiation
Operating temperature -20°C … +100°C
“Universal plastic” widely used in industry
Full name polypropylene
PVC plastic
Resistant to most acids, alkalis, saline water solutions and organic compounds mixed with water
Not resistant to aromatic or chlorinated hydrocarbons
Operating temperature 0°…+60°
Full name polyvinyl chloride
PVDF plastic
Resistant to acids, saline water solutions, aliphatic, aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons
Can be used within certain limits for ketones, esters, ethers, organic alkalis and alkali lyes
Not resistant to fuming sulphuric acid, concentrated nitric acid, hot acetone, hot sodium bicarbonate lye
Operating temperature -20°…+140°
Full name polyvinyl difluoride
ECTFE plastic
Widely suitable for various chemicals
Its special feature is its very low degree of leaching (gas permeation), which has made it a popular lining material.
Operating temperature: -76- +150° C
Full name ethylenchlortrifluorethylene
Commonly known as Halar™
FEP plastic
Resistant to nearly all known chemicals
Operating temperature: -190° … +210°
Full name perfluoroethylenepropylene
Thermoplastics are versatile to work with and are ideal for many different applications
Welding methods – sheet butt welding, pipe butt welding, coupling welding, wire welding, extruder welding
Machining methods – milling, sawing, thermoforming, turnery, water jet cutting
Applications, such as – tanks, containers and pipelines, coatings, containment basins, equipment structures, enclosures, cabinets, grates