Category: CNC Machined Plastics

Acrylic CNC Services Get instant quotes on machined acrylic parts with our Online CNC Machining Service. Make quick-turn prototypes and production parts in days with free standard shipping on all US orders. ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485, and AS9100D certified. ITAR registered. GET QUOTE About Acrylic CNC Machining Acrylic is a thermoplastic, which means it can be melted and modified without losing its basic material properties. One of the main advantages of acrylic resin compared to other transparent plastics is that it does not discolor from prolonged exposure to sunlight. In addition, it is lighter and more impact-resistant than glass. One…

Acetal (Delrin) CNC Machining Acetals are high strength thermoplastics known by the brands Delrin, Tecaform and Sustarin. Compared to other more versatile plastics, it has excellent mechanical properties and temperature resistance. Easy processing and good dimensional stability. The combination of these characteristics makes Delrin's CNC machining ideal for high-precision mechanical parts such as gears and bearings. Accessories can be found in consumer electronics such as printers and televisions. GET QUOTE Acetal CNC Machining Delrin is the DuPont brand name for homopolyacetal. It has better mechanical properties and significantly improved impact endurance than acetal copolymers. In addition to its outstanding mechanical…

CNC Machining in HDPE High density polyethylene, or HDPE, is an engineering plastic widely used in the packaging industry. The CNC machining of HDPE can also be used to manufacture components for industries such as construction, electrical and automotive. HDPE has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio as well as good chemical and moisture resistance. GET QUOTE About HDPE for CNC Machining High density polyethylene is sometimes called PEHD(polyethylene high density) and belongs to the polyethylene (PE) plastic family. Despite its name,HDPE is only slightly more dense than LDPE(low density polyethylene). However, the difference in strength between the two plastics is greater…