Hardware & Materials

Durable; higher resistance to corrosion, chemicals/solvents, and rust. Making it the preferred material where frequent applications require powerful corrosives and chlorides.

ABS Plastic has very high impact strength and toughness along with excellent tensile strength and stiffness; Providing resistance to heat, most oils, acids, and alkalis.

Polymer has a good resistance to chemicals; can be both a thermal and electrical insulator; Very light in weight while being strong and durable

Economical and non-shedding material, ensuring cleanroom compatibility

Clear, chemical resistant

CPVC (chlorinated polyvinyl chloride): Corrosion-Resistant, Heat-Resistant.

Polypropylene: Excellent chemical resistance to most acids, alkalies and many solvents, handles temperatures to 200°F (93.3°C), easily cut and shaped with common hand tools, excellent resistance to chemical stress cracking, abrasions and failure from flexing. Colors are white, natural, black and blue.

Polypropylene Flame-Retardant: ULV-O listed, Excellent chemical resistance to most acids, alkalies and many solvents, Handles temperatures to 200°F (93.3°C), Excellent resistance to chemical stress cracking, abrasion and failure from flexing, Easily cut and shaped with common hand tools, Joining methods by thermal fusion or hot gas welding (cannot be glued or solvent cemented), Colors are white, natural, black and blue.

PVC-C: Flame-Retardant (FM Listed), offers the strength and corrosion resistance of type I PVC, FM4910 approved.

PVDF (polyvinyl fluoride): Flame-Retardant (FM Listed), Non-Flammable rated UL 94V-O, approved for semiconductor equipment (FM4910 Listed), withstands high pressures and vacuums, stress relieved for close tolerance machining, superior chemical resistance.