Injection Moulding

Plastics
PP
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Impressive impact strength • Elastic • Resistant to moisture

PP (Polypropylene) has excellent resistance to moisture and chemicals, impressive impact strength and good elasticity.
PC – PBT
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Tough • Dimensionally stable • Suitable for applications that require corrosion resistance

PC – PBT has high toughness, dimensional stability and good resistance to heat and chemicals. It has good impact resistance and stiffness.
Nylon PA 6/6
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Stiff • Resistant to wear and hydrocarbons

PA 6/6 is the most common variant of nylon used for engineering applications. It has a high melting temperature.
Nylon PA 6
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Tough • Resistant to wear and chemicals

The fibers are tough but retain high tensile strength and elasticity. PA 6 is extremely resistant to wear and good electrical insulation.
Acrylic
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Hard • Resistant to weather and chemicals

Acrylic (PMMA) is the most common form of clear, moldable thermoplastic, often used in place of glass due to its higher resistance.
PLA
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Low glass transition temperature

PLA is derived from renewable sources and is biodegradable. It can easily be melted and shaped without losing its mechanical properties.
PC – ABS
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Stiff • Resistant to heat • High impact strength

PC – ABS Polycarbonate blends the ease of processing of ABS with the high strength and mechanical properties of PC.
ASA
Injection Moulding
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Key Features: Excellent mechanical properties • Resistant to UV light and chemicals

ASA (Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate) is an amorphous thermoplastic with improved weather resistance. It is widely used in prototyping in 3D printing.
Elastomers & Synthetic Rubbers