PVDF, also known as polyvinylidene fluoride, is a robust high performance engineering thermoplastic renowned for its exceptional performance properties. It possesses remarkable chemical resistance to a wide range of substances including acids, halogens, hydrocarbons, alcohols, salts, and oxidants. PVDF exhibits excellent thermal stability and inherent resistance to UV radiation and gamma radiation. This product finds extensive use in numerous industries such as semiconductor, chemical processing, pulp and paper, and nuclear waste processing.PVDF is primarily employed in applications involving valves, fittings, seals, gaskets, various pump components, and chemical handling systems, as well as semiconductor processing components. Classic Polymers And Resin

HPM – PET is a widely utilised engineering plastic with relatively high density that shares its popularity with materials such as POM-C and MC-Nylon. The grade offered is semi-crystalline in nature and displays remarkable mechanical properties making it highly suitable for precision mechanical parts. PET exhibits high tensile strength, excellent mechanical strength, high hardness, excellent sliding behaviour (low wear) and good dimensional stability. Additionally, PET's low coefficient of friction makes it ideal for applications that require exceptional wear resistance, such as wear pads, bearings, bushings, wheels, and guide rollers. Moreover, PET is well-suited for food processing applications that demand high chemical resistance and low moisture absorption.Due to its mechanical and thermal properties, PET is extremely well suited for applications where complex parts and the stringent dimensional accuracy and surface quality is needed. Classic Polymers and Resins

Cast Polyamide 6 (Cast Nylon 6 or PA 6) is one of the most versatile thermoplastics. Cast Nylon is a polymer characterised by its high molecular weight and its highly crystalline nature. With its unparalleled toughness, wear resistance, tensile strength, and lubricity, Nylon perfectly caters to the rigorous demands of modern engineers. This exceptional material serves as an ideal replacement for both ferrous and non-ferrous materials, offering numerous benefits such as noise reduction, reduced lubrication requirements, and minimised downtime. Nylon can be easily machined using standard general-purpose machinery, allowing for seamless integration into various applications. Through the incorporation of additives such as oil, solid lubricants, thermal stabilisers, or specialised fillers, the inherent properties of cast nylon materials can be finely tuned to suit specific applications, thus offering a diverse array of materials tailored to various needs. Furthermore, cast polyamide 6 stands out as an excellent alternative to metal, boasting fatigue resistance, noise reduction, corrosion resistance, and lightweight properties. PA 6 is a low maintenance material when compared with other metals such as iron, aluminium, brass and bronze. ‘PA 6 MC’ – Cast Heat Stabilised Grade PA 6 MC is ideal for a variety of bearing and structural applications. The grade of material has a distinct blue colour and is characterised by outstanding mechanical strength, rigidity, hardness, and toughness. The material also demonstrates exceptional sliding characteristics, excellent electrical insulation properties, and remarkable wear resistance. These attributes make PA 6 MC a preferred choice for applications such as gear wheels, racks, pinions, and custom components. For More Details Contact Classic Polymers and Resins

Extruded Polyamide / Nylon Plastic material, is available in standard stock shapes such as sheets, rods or tubes and can be machined to requirement. Extruded nylon can be of type PA 6, PA 12 or PA 66 and offers a balanced combination of performance and cost that provides end users with an optimal engineering plastic for standard applications or general purpose applications. Depending on the type, the extruded polymer differs in properties because of differences in molecular structure.These differences notably impact the mechanical properties and moisture absorption characteristics of the nylon. Nylon was the first engineering resin and is used in versatile applications ranging from electronic, marine, and automotive industries, to fibres for textiles. Extruded Nylon 6 / 66 has outstanding wear resistance and low frictional properties whilst also exhibiting very good temperature, chemical and impact properties. Additionally, this grade exhibits favourable electrical insulating ability and good chemical resistance. With a recommended working temperature of 85°C, it provides reliable performance in a wide range of applications. ‍For More Details Contact Classic Polymers and Resins

HDPE is a white semi-crystalline material renowned for its phenomenal qualities. This material offers excellent impact resistance, lightweight characteristics, low moisture absorption, high resistance to a wide range of chemicals and high tensile strength. HDPE is a non-toxic and non-staining material, making it suitable for various applications. It adheres completely to FDA regulations regarding food contact, rendering it an outstanding choice for food-related components. At Classic Polymers, we specialise in manufacturing HDPE in various forms. Our range includes rounds ranging from 0.6 inch to 8 inches in diameter. Sheets are available in thicknesses ranging from 3 mm to 150 mm, with a standard size of 2 metres x 1 metre, 1 metre x 1 metre. Additionally, we provide custom-made components tailored to meet your specific requirements. For More Details Contact Classic Polymers and Resins

At Classic Polymers And Resins Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC or Vinyl) is a high-strength semi-crystalline thermoplastic material. PVC offers excellent chemical compatibility, is strong and exceptionally hard, good flammability and weather resistance properties while also having very low water absorption properties. It is widely used in industrial, construction and laboratory applications such as pipes, medical devices, and wire & cable insulation, to name a few of the endless applications. It ranks as the third most extensively manufactured synthetic plastic polymer globally. For More Details Contact Classic Polymers And Resins Mumbai

Acrylic is widely employed globally as a substitute for glass owing to its advantageous properties. Compared to glass, acrylic is more flexible, lighter, and stronger, while still maintaining excellent optical clarity, good chemical resistance, and weathering properties. Extruded acrylic is favoured in various applications within the sign and display, and fabrication sectors due to its ease of manipulation. Alternatively, cast acrylic, with superior mechanical properties, is preferred for machining purposes