Thermosets

When thermoplastic isn’t suitable for your application, thermoset plastic can be an alternative for projects that demand high strength, durability, and stability. Thermosets keep their shape even under stress and withstand both heat and chemical exposure. In our range, you’ll find a selection of thermosets that can be tailored for different types of projects.

Polyurethane (ester based)

PUR (eterbaserad)

PF CP 201

PF CP 202

PF CC 203

PF CC 202

PF CC 201+MoS2+Grafit

PF CC 201+MoS2

PF CC 201+PTFE

PF CC 201+grafit

When thermoset plastic is a suitable choice

Thermoset plastic works best for products that need to keep their shape even under pressure and heat over time. Its stability makes it a good choice in environments where wear resistance and reliability matter.

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Thermoset plastics in our range

  • Epoxy plastics (EP)

  • Epoxy is known for its high mechanical strength and insulating properties.

  • Phenolic plastics (PF)

  • Phenolic plastics have long been used in electrical components, handles, wear parts, and various types of insulators.

  • Polyurethane (PUR)

  • Polyurethane is a flexible material that can be adapted for many applications. It is durable, absorbs vibrations, and withstands tough mechanical stress.

  • Polyester (UP)

  • If you need a material with good electrical insulation and strong heat resistance, polyester is a suitable choice.

  • Silicone (SI)

  • Silicone is known for its heat resistance and is suitable for applications at both high and low temperatures.

Typical properties of our thermoset plastics

High strength and durability

One of the major advantages of thermoset plastics is that they are designed to withstand both pressure and impact without losing their shape. This makes the material well-suited for components exposed to high loads or constant wear, such as washers, machine parts, and structural elements.

Temperature and chemical resistance

Thermoset plastics can handle rapid temperature changes and exposure to chemicals. This makes them a popular choice in environments like the process industry, where fluctuating heat and aggressive substances are common.

Excellent insulating properties

Many thermoset plastics naturally resist both electricity and heat conduction. As a result, they are often used in components that need to protect against electrical breakdown or insulate sensitive parts from heat, such as circuit boards, junction boxes, and insulators in the electrical and electronics industries. Their combination of mechanical strength and insulating ability allows thermoset plastics to replace traditional materials like ceramics or glass in many technical applications.

Helping you find the right thermoset plastic

As you can tell, there are many different types of plastics to choose from, and finding the right product can be challenging. Luckily, we’re here to help! Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about plastics or our products. Welcome!

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