Acrylic (PMMA)

Introduction: Acrylic, also known as polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), is a transparent thermoplastic commonly referred to as organic glass or acrylic. It is polymerized from methyl methacrylate (MMA) monomer and has many excellent properties.

Application scenarios:

In the field of architecture, it is used for skylights, transparent curtain walls, and skylights.

Advertising display: used for lightboxes, signs, display stands, etc.

Home decoration: used for furniture surfaces, decorative panels, bathtubs, etc.

Electronic products: used for mobile phone screens, displays, lighting equipment, etc.

PVC (polyvinyl chloride)

Introduction: PVC is a widely used thermoplastic with excellent chemical and weather resistance. It can be made into hard or soft materials through different processing methods.

Application scenarios:

Building materials: used for doors, windows, pipelines, waterproofing membranes, etc.

Packaging materials: used for food packaging, pharmaceutical packaging, and shrink wrap.

Medical supplies: used for blood transfusion tubes, blood bags, medical equipment, etc.

Daily necessities: used for raincoats, shoe soles, toys, etc.

ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene copolymer)

Introduction: ABS is an engineering plastic with good impact strength, chemical stability, and easy molding characteristics.

Application scenarios:

Electronic products: used for phone cases, computer accessories, and household appliances.

Automotive industry: used for instrument panels, interior and exterior decorations, etc.

Toy manufacturing: used for Lego blocks and other durable toys.

Pipes and fittings: used for water supply and drainage systems, gas transmission systems, etc.

PET (Polyethylene terephthalate)

Introduction: PET is a plastic with good crystallinity, high transparency, and corrosion resistance, commonly used as a substitute for glass materials.

Application scenarios:

Packaging materials: used for beverage bottles, food packaging, and pharmaceutical packaging, etc.

Synthetic fibers: used for clothing, carpets, ropes, etc.

Electronic devices: used for insulation materials, thin film switches, and liquid crystal displays.

Medical field: used for medical films, medical containers, and infusion bottles.

HDPE (High Density Polyethylene)

Introduction: HDPE is a common thermoplastic with high molecular weight and density, as well as good chemical resistance and wear resistance.

Application scenarios:

Packaging materials: used for plastic bottles, trash cans, and cling film, etc.

Building materials: used for water pipes, drainage pipes, cable protection pipes, etc.

Daily necessities: used for shopping bags, trash cans, children's toys, etc.

Industrial applications: used for chemical containers, anti-corrosion coatings, fishing nets, etc.