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Formech Popular Material & Applications

Content HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene) ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified) PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) PVC (Polyvinylchloride) HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) PP (Polypropylene) PC (Polycarbonate) Extruded PMMA Poly(methyl methacrylate) Cast PMMA Poly(methyl methacrylate)

HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene) Typical uses: Display, packaging & light weight internal applications Strength: Moderate Specific gravity: 1.06 Display tray HIPS Formability: Easy Display HIPS Colours: Black, white & stocked in up to ten different colours in UK Hygroscopic (needs drying): No Vac forming temp range: 150 – 175C (302 – 347F) Conclusion: an entry level plastic, easy to form & not expensive Bottle tray HIPS Soap moulding HIPS

ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) Typical uses: Enclosures, outdoor applications, marine pods Strength: Impact resistant Golf car parts ABS Specific gravity: 1.08 Formability: Easy but needs drying Marine pod ABS Colours: Black, white, grey from stockists in UK Hygroscopic (needs drying): Yes Vac forming temp range: 150 – 180C (302 – 356F) Conclusion: stronger than HIPS, +/- 35% more expensive Marine Instrument housing ABS Marine pod ABS

PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified) Typical uses: Clear covers & reverse printed signage Strength: Impact resistant Specific gravity: 1.27 POS Display PETG Formability: Easy Colours: Generally clear Hygroscopic (needs drying): No POS Display PETG Vac forming temp range: 120 – 160C (248 – 320F) Conclusion: Easy to form and stronger than HIPS, +/- 50% more expensive POS Display PETG POS Display PETG

PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) Typical uses: Blister Packaging, tray inserts (RPET or APET) Strength: Impact resistant Chocolate packaging APET Specific gravity: 1.38 Blister APET Formability: Narrow heating band – will crystallise if over heated Colours: Generally clear Hygroscopic (needs drying): No Vac forming temp range: 120 – 160C (248 – 320F) Chocolate packaging APET Conclusion: Good clarity, but will blunt cutters quickly – similar price to thin PVC Blister PVC / APET

PVC (Polyvinylchloride) Typical uses: Outdoor enclosures, marine pods, blister packaging & tray inserts Cosmetic tray PVC Strength: Impact resistant Specific gravity: 1.37 Blister PVC/APET Formability: Fairly easy although if burnt gives off hydrochloric acid Colours: Various in thicker sheets Hygroscopic (needs drying): No Vac forming temp range: 140 – 190C ( 284 – 374F) Marine Pod PVC Conclusion: Not as popular in every market – similar price to thin APET Chocolate packaging PVC

HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) Typical uses: Outdoor play equipment, pond liners Strength: Very impact resistant Bicycle case HDPE Specific gravity: 0.96 Formability: Webs easily due to stretching and will seek out any gaps in tooling & lose vacuum Colours: Limited from stock – generally black Hygroscopic (needs drying): No Vac forming temp range: 150 – 180C (302 – 356F) Conclusion: Very good impact resistance, tricky to get good results – similar price to PP Cases HDPE

PP (Polypropylene) Typical uses: Outdoor furniture and packaging applications Strength: Rugged and chemical resistant Specific gravity: 0.91 Insert Tray PP Formability: Webs easily due to stretching and will seek out any gaps in tooling & lose vacuum Colours: Limited from stock – generally black, white and natural Hygroscopic (needs drying): No Vac forming temp range: 150 – 180C (302 – 356F) Insert Tray PP Conclusion: Very good impact resistance, tricky to get good results – similar price to HDPE

PC (Polycarbonate) Typical uses: R/C car bodies, riot shields, machine guards and skylights Strength: Rigid and high impact resistance Chest ventilator PC Specific gravity: 1.2 Formability: Challenging to get optical clarity Luggage PC Colours: Usually clear or tinted from stockists Radio controlled car body shell PC Hygroscopic (needs drying): Yes Vac forming temp range: 170 - 205C (338 - 401F) Conclusion: Very good impact resistance, tricky to get good clear results – +/- 35% more than PETG Helmets PC

Extruded PMMA Poly(methyl methacrylate) Typical uses: Display & signage Strength: Can be brittle, but weather resistant Specific gravity: 1.19 Formability: Good Bank signage PMMA Colours: Clear and a range of colours Hygroscopic (needs drying): Yes Vac forming temp range: 150 - 175C (302 - 347F) Conclusion: Brittle – low impact resistance, good weather resistance for outdoors POS display PMMA

Cast PMMA Poly(methyl methacrylate) Typical uses: Display, signage and window applications Strength: Can be brittle, but weather resistant Specific gravity: 1.19 Formability: Poor. Will only form into gentle cavities unless assisted by plug assist Colours: Clear and a range of colours Rooflight Cast PMMA Hygroscopic (needs drying): Yes Vac forming temp range: 150 - 175C (302 - 347F) Conclusion: Brittle – low impact resistance, good weather resistance for outdoors, very good optical clarity

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