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High-Performance Engineering Plastics

Request POM and ESD materials, PEEK/Ketron, PAI/Torlon, PEI/ULTEM and other engineering plastics. Share dimensions, quantity and application so the appropriate option can be reviewed.

POM
ESD / antistatic
PEEK
Ketron
PAI
Torlon
PEI
ULTEM

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Compatibility with temperature, load, chemicals and ESD is reviewed for your application.

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Stock, alternatives and delivery terms are confirmed in each quotation.

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Engineering Plastics Families

We distribute the main engineering polymer families, from general-purpose materials to ultra high-performance plastics for critical applications.

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Questions About Engineering Plastics

What are engineering plastics?

Engineering plastics (also called engineering polymers or technical plastics) are thermoplastics with mechanical, thermal and chemical properties superior to general-purpose plastics. They include materials like POM, PEEK, PTFE, Nylon, Polycarbonate, PEI and PPS. They are used in automotive, aerospace, medical and electronics industries where high precision and performance are required.

What are the most common engineering plastics?

The most widely used are: POM (Polyacetal/Delrin®) for gears and bushings, Nylon (PA) for wear-resistant components, Polycarbonate (PC) for transparent high-impact parts, ABS for enclosures and prototypes, PTFE (Teflon®) for seals and non-stick components, and PEEK for ultra high thermal performance applications.

What is the difference between engineering plastics and general-purpose plastics?

General-purpose plastics (polyethylene, polypropylene, PVC) are used in packaging and consumer goods. Engineering plastics offer greater mechanical strength, thermal tolerance, dimensional stability and chemical resistance, making them suitable to replace metals in precision industrial components.