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Polycarbonate Sheet, ASTM D 3935, Clear, 0.062″ Thick, 12″ Width, 12″ Length High Impact ResistanceTemperature Range of -60 to 270 FHigh RigidityDuctility of Softer Lower Modulus PlasticsTransparent Clear Commonly referred to as Lexan, Polycarbonate is a thermoplastic used in many applications that require high impact strength, a large temperature service range, excellent electrical properties, and dimensional stability. Polycarbonate Sheet is smooth and clear. Normal forming temperature of Polycarbonate is 375F (190C). List Price: $ 9.58 Price: $…. Click Here to Read More

Phenolic G-10 Glass Grade Sheet, Natural, 0.062″ Thick, 12″ Width x 12″ Length Phenolic G-10 Glass GradeMil I-24768/2 GEE Mil p18177NEMA G-10TYPE GEELP 509 Phenolics are also known by various trade names such as Micarta, Spauldite, and Texolite. They are high pressure laminates that are hard and dense. They are made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered materials such as cellulose, cotton fabric, synthetic fibers, glass fibers or woven fabrics and then impregnated with synthetic resin. Once the layers are heated and pressure is applied, the layers are transformed into a high pressure thermosetting industrial laminate. List Price: $ 12.65 Price: $…. Click Here to Read More

Teflon PTFE Monofilament, White, 0.062″ Diameter, 100′ Length (Pack of 1) Monofilament RodMax Temp 500 FVery Low Coefficient of FrictionExtremely Low Dielectric ConstantUV and Ozone Resistant PTFE also known as Teflon has excellent chemical, thermal, and electrical stability. It retains a high percentage of its useful properties from cryogenic to elevated temperatures -348 F to 500 F and has a very low coefficent of friction. It has the lowest critical surface enrgy of all plastics, which makes it an excellent water and oil repellent for non-stick and mold release. PTFE has an extremely low dielectric constant and dissipation factor. Excellent resistance to UV, and Ozone. Typical…. Click Here to Read More

Resists concentrated acids, alkali’s, and numerous organic solvents.Open Cell Porous StructureSurface and Depth FiltrationVenting, Wicking, Foaming, Sparging, AerationSheets are easily cut and allow for flexibility in fabrication. Product DescriptionThis porous polyethylene sheet is highly resilient, lightweight, and resistant to a broad spectrum of chemicals and reagents. The omni-directional, inter-connecting, open-celled pore structure of Porous Plastics can perform as a surface or depth filter; provide wicking of solutions by capillary action; venting or diffusing by controlled flow of gases; or act as a sterile barrier via controlled porosity and inherent tortuous path properties….. Click Here to Read More

Phenolic XX Paper GradeMil P 3115NEMA XXType PBELP 509 Product DescriptionPhenolics are also known by various trade names such as Micarta, Spauldite, and Texolite. They are high pressure laminates that are hard and dense. They are made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered materials such as cellulose, cotton fabric, synthetic fibers, glass fibers or woven fabrics and then impregnated with synthetic resin. Once the layers are heated and pressure is applied, the layers are transformed into a high pressure thermosetting industrial…. Click Here to Read More

Monofilament RodMax Temp 500 FVery Low Coefficient of FrictionExtremely Low Dielectric ConstantUV and Ozone Resistant Product DescriptionPTFE also known as Teflon has excellent chemical, thermal, and electrical stability. It retains a high percentage of its useful properties from cryogenic to elevated temperatures -348 F to 500 F and has a very low coefficent of friction. It has the lowest critical surface enrgy of all plastics, which makes it an excellent water and oil repellent for non-stick and mold release. PTFE has an extremely low dielectric constant and dissipation factor. Excellent resistance to UV, and Ozone. Typical applications include electronic bobbins, piping material for…. Click Here to Read More

Phenolic G-10 Glass GradeMil I-24768/2 GEE Mil p18177NEMA G-10TYPE GEELP 509 Product DescriptionPhenolics are also known by various trade names such as Micarta, Spauldite, and Texolite. They are high pressure laminates that are hard and dense. They are made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered materials such as cellulose, cotton fabric, synthetic fibers, glass fibers or woven fabrics and then impregnated with synthetic resin. Once the layers are heated and pressure is applied, the layers are transformed into a high pressure thermosetting industrial…. Click Here to Read More

Phenolic G-10 Glass GradeMil I-24768/2 GEE Mil p18177NEMA G-10TYPE GEELP 509 Product DescriptionPhenolics are also known by various trade names such as Micarta, Spauldite, and Texolite. They are high pressure laminates that are hard and dense. They are made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered materials such as cellulose, cotton fabric, synthetic fibers, glass fibers or woven fabrics and then impregnated with synthetic resin. Once the layers are heated and pressure is applied, the layers are transformed into a high pressure thermosetting industrial…. Click Here to Read More

High Impact ResistanceTemperature Range of -60 to 270 FHigh RigidityDuctility of Softer Lower Modulus PlasticsTransparent Clear Product DescriptionCommonly referred to as Lexan, Polycarbonate is a thermoplastic used in many applications that require high impact strength, a large temperature service range, excellent electrical properties, and dimensional stability. Polycarbonate Sheet is smooth and clear. Normal forming temperature of Polycarbonate is 375F…. Click Here to Read More

High Impact ResistanceTemperature Range of -60 to 270 FHigh RigidityDuctility of Softer Lower Modulus PlasticsTransparent Clear Product DescriptionCommonly referred to as Lexan, Polycarbonate is a thermoplastic used in many applications that require high impact strength, a large temperature service range, excellent electrical properties, and dimensional stability. Polycarbonate Sheet is smooth and clear. Normal forming temperature of Polycarbonate is 375F…. Click Here to Read More