Force material through a die to create continuous profiles later cut to length.
Typical fit: Profiles, tubing, channels, and linear stock
Affordable, formable thermoplastic for lightweight indoor covers, packaging, and display components.
Learn moreGeneral-purpose engineering thermoplastic for durable consumer housings and molded components.
Learn moreTough, often transparent engineering thermoplastic used where impact resistance and clarity matter.
Learn moreLightweight, chemical-resistant thermoplastic used in packaging, containers, and molded parts.
Learn moreTough polyolefin for bottles, tanks, and durable goods needing chemical resistance.
Learn moreFlexible polyethylene used in films, squeezable packaging, and soft molded goods.
Learn moreCommon polyester for bottles, trays, and fibers; also used in engineering forms.
Learn moreTough, easy-to-process thermoplastic used in printing, sheet forming, and clear covers.
Learn moreLow-friction engineering plastic for precision gears, bushings, and snap features.
Learn moreTough engineering polyamides used in structural and wear components; moisture-sensitive.
Learn moreClear, stiff acrylic for lenses, displays, and cosmetic transparent parts.
Learn moreVersatile polymer available in rigid and flexible forms for profiles, fittings, and packaging.
Learn moreHigh-performance thermoplastic for demanding thermal, chemical, and structural environments.
Learn moreHigh-temperature amorphous engineering plastic for demanding housings and structural parts.
Learn moreHigh-performance semi-crystalline plastic for chemical and thermal durability in industrial parts.
Learn moreUV-capable styrenic often chosen for outdoor housings as an ABS alternative.
Learn moreWidely used heat-treatable aluminum alloy for machined brackets, plates, and structural frames.
Learn moreHigh-conductivity metal for electrical and thermal components.
Learn moreFlexible thermoplastic elastomer for grips, bumpers, and tough soft-touch parts.
Learn moreHigh-performance elastomer for seals, medical/consumer soft goods, and wide temperature service.
Learn moreWeather-resistant rubber common in outdoor seals, gaskets, and automotive weatherstrips.
Learn moreOil-resistant rubber (also called Buna-N or NBR) widely used for fuel/oil seals, O-rings, and gaskets.
Learn moreUpgraded nitrile (Buna-N) family for hotter, more demanding oil and industrial sealing service.
Learn moreGeneral-purpose rubber for gaskets, pads, and weather-facing seals with balanced oil/weather behavior.
Learn morePremium fluoroelastomer for aggressive chemical and higher-temperature seals and gaskets.
Learn moreHighly resilient rubber for pads, mounts, and flexible parts where bounce and tear strength matter.
Learn moreCommodity synthetic rubber for general flexible parts, tires-adjacent compounds, and low-cost elastomeric goods.
Learn moreLow-permeability rubber used where air/gas retention and damping matter, including some sealing bladders.
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