Automotive Suppliers of High-Quality Compounds And Polymers

A thermoplastic with good impact resistance and chemical resistance that is easy to mold. Often the choice for component housings and other tough applications where impact is important. This resin is a reasonably priced plastic for strong exterior applications.

High gloss product able to withstand weather and protect against mar and scratch damage.

Similar to ABS, ASA has great impact with the added benefit of increased weathering and UV resistance. This is important for applications such as automotive, where long-term, outdoor performance is valued. Low shrink makes this easy to design for injection molding. Can be mixed with other resins to modify properties.

Semi-finished film useful for decorative and translucent automotive film.

Rubbery-like material helps keep water out.

High-Density Polyethlyene is a commonly used raw material used in various automotive applications.

Typically called nylon, this thermoplastic is an engineering resin valued for its great strength and heat resistance. It is often used as a fiber for clothing, ropes and other fabric devices. Its heat resistance makes it ideal for challenging automotive applications, especially those under the hood. Nylon can be combined with fibers to make composites that can replace certain metals.

Polybutylene Terephthalate is an engineered resin with high impact strength and can withstand severe weathering and UV exposure.

PC is generally a clear engineering plastic with good impact and strength. It is often used for screens and other window-like applications. Because of its good UV resistance, PC can be blended with multiple other resins and used for premium applications (automotive interiors).

This engineering thermoplastic features high stability, high stiffness and low friction. POM is often used in small parts, where precision is very important, and in moving parts to increase their durability. Typical applications include clips and hinges, as well as other small moving systems. POM is ideally suited for gears.

This versatile thermoplastic is used in multiple applications and markets. Popular for its good strength, low density and chemical resistance, it is an economical choice for use as an engineering polymer. Multiple additives, fillers and fibers are available to help match this material to many uses.

Engineered resin for withstanding high heat and pressure.

Rigid foam.

A blend of plastic, elastomer and a filler that helps extend the properties of regular resin. Good strength, wear and UV resistance make this ideal for harsh outdoor applications. Commonly used in the automotive industry for interior and exterior parts due to its long life.

Fake-leather type of material.