ULTEM® 1000 -Unreinforced ULTEM (polyetherimide) keeps its hardness and mechanical properties from -40ºF, up to temperatures of 356ºF. It is radiation-resistant, microwave transparent and is naturally flame-retardant.

ULTEM®2300 - Glass reinforced Ultem provides even greater regidity and dimensional stability while maintaining many of the useful characteristics of Ultem 1000. The glass reinforcement yields a product with an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and increased tensile strength.

PVC - Polyvinylchloride exhibits little or no water absorption. Since it is chlorinated, PVC also possesses natural flame retardant qualities. PVCs are available in a variety of colors and varying compositions.

CPVC - Chlorinating PVC results in a polymer that has all of PVC’s good qualities, plus improved fire retardance, weatherability, a higher maximum working temperature and light-fastness.

ISOPLAST™ - Available in long glass fiber-filled grades, Isoplast combines the toughness and dimensional stability of amorphous resins with the chemical resistance of crystaline materials. Strong enough to replace some metals in load bearing applications, Isoplast is UV stabilized and excellent in all weather exposures.

Polypropylene (PP) - has good impact resistance and structural rigidity. It is unaffected by any solvent at room temperatures. It has excellent insulating properties and is extremely lightweight. Its high fatigue strength makes it a top choice under cyclic loading conditions.

RADEL® R-5000 - is a polyphenylsulfone resin offering exceptional hydrolytic stability, and toughness that is superior to other commercially available, high-temperature engineering resins. It offers high deflection temperatures and outstanding resistance to environmental stress cracking. The polymer is inherently flame retardant, and also has excellent thermal stability and good electrical properties.