Polymers can be separated into plastics and rubbers
As engineering materials, it is appropriate to divide them into the following three categories:
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Thermoplastic polymers
Contents
- 1 Thermoplastic polymers
- 2 Thermosetting polymers
- 3 Elastomers
- 4 Semi-finished products made of thermoplastics
- 5 Round rods & tubes
- 6 Welding rods
- 6.1 PVC-U System
- 6.2 PVC-C System
- 6.3 ABS System
- 6.4 COOL-FIT ABS Plus
- 6.5 Schedule 80 PVC
- 6.6 Schedule 40 PVC
- 6.7 Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 CPVC
- 6.8 Applications
- 6.8.0.0.1 Chemistry Processing Industry
- 6.8.0.0.2 Oil and Gas
- 6.8.0.0.3 Vehicle Construction
- 6.8.0.0.4 Electronic
- 6.8.0.0.5 Conveyor Technology & Automation
- 6.8.0.0.6 Agriculture Industry
- 6.8.0.0.7 Nuclear Industry
- 6.8.0.0.8 Drinking & Waste Water Technology
- 6.8.0.0.9 Medical Technology & Orthopedics
- 6.8.0.0.10 Traffic Engineering & Infastructure
- 6.8.0.0.11 Clean-Room Technology
- 6.8.0.0.12 Bulk Material Handling
- 6.8.0.0.13 Advertising Industry
- 6.8.0.0.14 Food Industry
- 6.8.0.0.15 Water & Harbor Construction
- 6.8.0.0.16 Aerospace
- 6.8.0.0.17 Mechanical Engineering Industry
- 6.8.0.0.18 Building Industry
- 6.8.0.0.19 Ballistics
- 6.8.0.0.20 Renewable Energies
- 6.8.0.0.21 Ship & Boat building
- 6.8.0.0.22 Electrical Industry
- 6.8.0.0.23 Paper Industry
- 6.8.0.0.24 Sport & Leisure
- 6.8.0.0.25 Vacuum Forming
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Thermosetting polymers
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Elastomers
where (1) and (2) are plastics and (3) are rubbers