Thermoforming Sheets and Applications
From 0.2 mm to 10 mm thickness and up to 2500 mm width, we deliver high-quality extruded sheets and thermoformed parts using ABS, HIPS, HDPE, PP, PC, PET, PVC, PLA, ABS PMMA, ASA, TPE, TPU and other common thermoplastics.
HIPS is a cost-effective, durable, and versatile thermoplastic that is easy to thermoform, fabricate, and print on. Its toughness and impact resistance make it an ideal material for both packaging and industrial applications.
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Point-of-purchase displays and signage
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Packaging trays and inserts
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Printed graphics and display boards
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Thermoformed housings and machine parts
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Prototypes and product models
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Shelving and retail fixtures
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Kiosks and enclosures
Food-grade HIPS sheets & rolls are also available for safe use in food packaging applications.
ABS is a medium-cost, high-performance thermoplastic known for its excellent impact resistance, machinability, and thermoforming properties.
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Applications:
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Machine housings, guards, and protective covers
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Automotive and electronic instrument panels
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Prototypes and product models
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Point-of-purchase displays and retail fixtures
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Storage cases, bins, and display bases
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Thermoformed trays, tote bins, and custom displays
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ABS sheets can be modified to be flame-retardant or UV-resistant by blending with specialized additives.
(Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene + Polymethyl Methacrylate)
ABS sheets with a PMMA (acrylic) top layer combine toughness with a high-gloss finish. They provide excellent scratch resistance, UV protection, and premium surface quality, making them ideal for both functional and aesthetic applications.
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Applications:
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Automotive: Dashboards & trim panels
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Sanitary ware: Shower trays & bathtubs
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Home appliances: Refrigerator & washing machine panels
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Medical: Housings & components
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Signage: Outdoor displays
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Consumer electronics: TV & laptop casings
Polycarbonate is a high-performance thermoplastic valued for its stiffness, impact strength, and heat resistance. It can also be enhanced for UV stability and scratch resistance, making it suitable for demanding indoor and outdoor applications.
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Indoor & outdoor signage
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Architectural glazing (medical, retail, transport, government)
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POP displays & graphic holders
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Skylights & transparent panels
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Face shields & protective gear
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Machine guards & sight glasses
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Semiconductor equipment components
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Transparent manifolds
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Available in FR (Flame-Retardant) and UV-Resistant grades for specialized applications.
(Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol)
PETG is a durable, stiff, and versatile thermoplastic known for its excellent machinability, chemical resistance, and wear performance. With low moisture absorption, minimal thermal expansion, and resistance to staining and cleaning agents, PETG is widely used in food processing, medical, and display applications.
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Indoor & outdoor signs
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Sign and graphic holders
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POP (Point-of-Purchase) displays & retail store fixtures
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Product and tabletop display units
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Thermoformed trays and packaging
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Prototypes and models
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Orthotic & prosthetic medical devices
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Machine guards and housings
(Polyvinyl Chloride)
PVC is a hard, durable engineering plastic widely recognized for its strong mechanical strength, excellent chemical resistance, and superior electrical insulation properties. Available in both rigid and flexible grades, PVC is one of the most versatile thermoplastics.
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Applications:
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Chemical Industry: Welded tanks, manifolds, valve and pump housings
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Fluid Handling: Piping systems, fittings, ductwork, and linings
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Industrial Equipment: Cabinets, working surfaces, machine guards
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Construction & Infrastructure: Profiles, cladding, and protective covers
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Electrical Applications: Cable insulation, electrical housings
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General Engineering: Custom fabricated components requiring strength and chemical resistance
Polypropylene is a low-cost, lightweight, and highly chemical-resistant plastic with excellent mechanical and aesthetic qualities. It offers good impact strength, fatigue resistance, and weldability using thermoplastic welding equipment. Due to its non-toxic and food-safe properties, it is widely used in packaging and consumer products, as well as in demanding industrial and automotive applications.
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Flexible and rigid packaging (food containers, films, and bottles)
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Automotive components (interior trims, battery cases, bumpers)
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Consumer goods (housewares, furniture, luggage, toys)
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Industrial use (chemical tanks, pipes, sheets, and liners)
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Textiles and fibers (ropes, carpets, woven bags)
ASA
(Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate)
ASA is a durable, UV-resistant thermoplastic known for its exceptional outdoor weatherability. It retains color, gloss, and mechanical strength even after long-term exposure to sunlight and harsh environments. With excellent chemical resistance, heat resistance, and high surface gloss, ASA is a preferred material where UV stability and long-lasting performance are critical. It is also tough, rigid, and antistatic, making it versatile across industries.
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Exterior covers and outdoor housings
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Automotive components (mirror housings, trims, grilles)
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Signage and display boards requiring UV stability
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Marine applications exposed to salt and weather
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Consumer electronics with outdoor usage
HDPE is a strong, versatile, and chemical-resistant plastic widely used across industrial, marine, and consumer applications. It is known for it's excellent thermal durability, impact strength, and resistance to moisture and chemicals. While it has a higher shrink rate compared to some other plastics, it delivers reliable results in both indoor and outdoor use.
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Applications:
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Chemical storage tanks and containers
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Material handling trays and pallets
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Outdoor and indoor playground equipment
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Marine construction: pile guards, bumpers, anti-skid surfaces
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Orthotics and prosthetic components
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Outdoor cabinetry and furniture for weather-resistant durability
TPE is a versatile material that combines the elasticity of rubber with the process-ability of plastics. Known for its fatigue resistance, flexibility, and durability, TPE offers excellent performance in demanding applications.
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Automotive: Car mats, weather seals, bumpers, dashboards, interior trims, and vibration dampeners
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Medical: Medical device housings, tubing, seals, grips, and prosthetic components
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Consumer Products: Soft-touch grips for tools and electronics, sports equipment, footwear, handles
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Industrial: Gaskets, seals, hoses, flexible connectors, vibration isolators
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Packaging: Reusable lids, flexible closures, protective packaging
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Electronics: Cable insulation, protective casings, shock-absorbing parts
PLA (Polylactic Acid) is a sustainable biopolymer derived from renewable resources such as corn starch, tapioca roots, or sugarcane. As an eco-friendly alternative to conventional plastics, PLA is biodegradable and compostable, yet offers mechanical properties comparable to traditional petroleum-based plastics.
It is lightweight, transparent, and versatile, making it ideal for industries looking to reduce their carbon footprint without compromising on performance.
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Applications:
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Food Packaging – disposable cups, trays, containers, and cutlery
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Medical Housings – lightweight, biocompatible components
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Signage & Display – eco-conscious advertising and retail displays
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Point-of-Purchase Displays – durable yet sustainable product showcasing
TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)
TPU is a high-performance polymer valued for its unique balance of flexibility, toughness, abrasion resistance, and chemical durability. Unlike many other plastics, TPU combines the elasticity of rubber with the strength of plastic, making it suitable for both rigid and flexible applications.
It offers excellent impact resistance, UV/weather resistance, and transparency options, making it one of the most versatile materials across industries.
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Applications of TPU:
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Automotive – protective covers, interior trims, cable coatings
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Sporting Goods – footwear soles, protective gear, inflatable products
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Electronics – phone cases, wire coatings, wearable device components
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Medical Devices – tubing, catheters, housings, biocompatible parts
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Textiles – waterproof coatings, breathable films, performance fabrics
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Industrial Uses – seals, gaskets, conveyor belts, and flexible hoses