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 612 Grade’ – Cast Polyamide Impact Modified This grade has a vibrant yellow colour and is the recommended choice for high impact load applications, particularly in industries such as steel rolling mills where slipper and wobbler pads are utilised. This impact-modified grade of polyamide ensures exceptional impact resistance, providing superior performance in demanding environments. With a recommended working temperature of up to 110°C, this material excels in maintaining its properties under challenging conditions. ‍For More Detail Contact Classic Polymers and Resins

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

PP is a white, semi-crystalline thermoplastic which is a cost-effective material known for its exceptional combination of physical, chemical, mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Polypropylene offers high corrosion resistance, providing excellent protection against organic solvents, degassing agents, and electrolytic attacks. While it exhibits lower impact strength, it possesses good tensile strength and remarkable resistance to acids and alkalis. The recommended working temperature for Polypropylene is up to 110°C. This material finds its typical applications in chemical-resistant tanks and linings, plating barrels, die-cutting pads, impellers for pumps, and chopping boards for the food industry. Because of its excellent chemical resistance, it is extensively utilised for components within chemical and electroplating facilities. At Classic Polymers, we Are into manufacturing Polypropylene in various forms. We offer rounds ranging from 0.6 inch to 12 inches in diameter, available in metre and foot lengths. Sheets are available in thicknesses ranging from 3 mm to 100 mm, with sizes of 3 metres x 1.5 metre, 2.44 metres x 1.22 metre, 2 metres x 1 metre and 1 metre x 1 metre, depending on the thickness. Additionally, we provide custom-made components to cater to the diverse needs of various industries. For More Details Contact Classic Polymers and Resins ‍