Resistance to Extreme Conditions in Technical Plastics
Development and industrialisation of engineering plastics

Resistance to Extreme Conditions in Technical Plastics

Mecanizado de plásticos técnicos en Maniplastic

In the dynamic landscape of technical plastics, innovation focuses on the development of materials capable of withstanding extreme conditions. These advanced plastics are specifically designed to overcome challenges beyond conventional applications. One of its notable characteristics is the ability to withstand aggressive chemical environments. The formulation of these plastics gives them the necessary resistance to corrosive substances, acids and solvents, guaranteeing long-lasting performance in challenging industrial environments.

Additionally, technical plastics are designed to maintain their structural integrity and mechanical properties under high temperature conditions. This thermal stability makes them ideal for applications in the aerospace and automotive industries, where they encounter extreme temperature variations. In the electrical and electronic field, these plastics exhibit advanced dielectric properties, ensuring exceptional performance in environments that require high level electrical insulation.

Resistance to wear and abrasion is another notable facet, especially in industrial machinery and mechanical equipment. Technical plastics are formulated to resist extreme friction conditions, prolonging the life of components subjected to constant wear. Additionally, they offer exceptional dimensional stability, resisting deformation under mechanical and thermal loads, which is essential to ensure accuracy in critical applications.

In outdoor environments or subject to extreme weather conditions, these technical plastics resist degradation caused by UV radiation, humidity and temperature variations. This adaptability to adverse weather conditions expands application possibilities, highlighting the technical plastics industry’s commitment to performance excellence even in the most challenging situations.

Resistance to Extreme Conditions in Technical Plastics proceso mecanizado maniplastic 4

Encuéntranos

Nuevas instalaciones: 

Calle de Gregorio López Bravo nº77,
Polígono Industrial de Villalonquéjar
09001 – Burgos

También estamos en:
Calle de Gregorio López Bravo 28-30,
Polígono Industrial de Villalonquéjar
09001 – Burgos

Teléfono: 947 29 81 33

Email: info@maniplastic.es

Síguenos en Twitter

Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.