Plastic Sheets & Bars

More resistant to scratches and chemicals compared to extruded acrylic.

Clear material with excellent resistance to impact, shock, and strikes.

Acetal copolymer is an economic alternative to acetal homopolymer with similar wear and abrasion.

Antistatic filler prevents the buildup of static charges and protects sensitive equipment from damage.

Offers excellent impact resistance and a slippery surface that reduces abrasion and wear. In addition, it is a strong electrical insulator and resistant to moisture and chemicals.

Compares to TIVAR 88. Glass filler makes this material stronger and more abrasion resistant than standard UHMW.

Compares to TIVAR DrySlide. Antistatic filler prevents the buildup of static charges and protects sensitive equipment from damage.

Extremely moisture resistant material with good wear and impact resistance. Stronger and stiffer than LDPE.

Commonly known as marineboard or starboard, this material offers superior performance where water, sunlight, and other harsh elements are present. Will not rust, corrode, rot, delaminate, or splinter unlike wood or metal alternatives.

Characterized by a slippery surface that reduces wear and abrasion.

Glass filler makes this material stronger and more abrasion resistant than standard Nylon 6/6.

Has excellent impact strength to withstand strikes and shocks. It is also easy to thermoform.

PVC Type 1 is a strong and stiff material that is chemically resistant to acids, bases, and alcohols. It is also easy to machine and thermoform, and easy to join using solvents and adhesives.

PVC Type 2 has enhanced impact resistant compared to PVC Type 1, while retaining chemical resistant properties.

CPVC can withstand higher temperatures compared to PVC , while retaining chemical resistant properties.

Economical plastic material with moderate resistance to water and chemicals.

Commonly known as Teflon, PTFE is the most slippery and wear resistant plastic. It also offers excellent resistance to chemicals and extreme temperatures.

Glass filler makes this material stronger and more abrasion resistant than standard PTFE.