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Polymers & engineering plastics
Resins and compounds for moulding, extrusion and industrial conversion. Compare material families, then request a grade against your application and technical requirements.
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PANTEX handles enquiries for polyamides, engineering resins, styrenics, polyolefins, elastomers and specialty thermoplastics. Compare the families below, then send the application and performance requirements that the offered grade must meet.
Current datasheets, minimum order quantities, packaging, origin and delivery timing are confirmed during quotation. A family listing does not imply a particular manufacturer, stocked grade or certification.
PA6 and PA66 for mechanically demanding parts. Specify reinforcement, moisture conditioning and thermal requirements when comparing grades.
PBT, PC, POM and PET for components where dimensional, mechanical or processing requirements drive material selection.
PBT — Polybutylene Terephthalate
PBT is an engineering polyester used where dimensional control, electrical insulation and moulding performance matter.
PC — Polycarbonate
Polycarbonate is considered for parts requiring impact resistance and, for suitable grades, optical clarity.
POM — Acetal / Polyoxymethylene
POM, also known as acetal, is used for precision moving parts where low friction, wear performance and dimensional consistency matter.
PET — Polyethylene Terephthalate
PET enquiries require a clear statement of the intended conversion process and grade.
ABS, PC/ABS, SAN, ASA and HIPS for housings, visible surfaces and moulded parts with different impact, finish and exposure requirements.
ABS — Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
ABS is a styrenic thermoplastic used for rigid moulded parts where impact performance, surface finish and processing consistency are important.
PC/ABS — Polycarbonate / ABS Blend
PC/ABS blends combine characteristics of polycarbonate and ABS for applications balancing impact, heat performance and mouldability.
SAN — Styrene Acrylonitrile
SAN is a styrenic thermoplastic used for rigid parts requiring clarity and a controlled surface appearance.
ASA — Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate
ASA is considered for exposed mouldings where weathering, colour retention and surface finish matter.
HIPS — High Impact Polystyrene
HIPS is impact-modified polystyrene used for products that need a balance of toughness, processability and surface appearance.
PP and HDPE for converters and industrial buyers. Match flow, processing method and end-use requirements to the offered grade.
TPU, TPE and TPV for flexible components. Start with hardness, deformation, media contact and the intended processing method.
TPU — Thermoplastic Polyurethane
TPU combines flexibility with resistance to wear in many demanding components.
TPE — Thermoplastic Elastomers
TPE describes a broad group of thermoplastic elastomers rather than one fixed formulation.
TPV — Thermoplastic Vulcanizates
TPV materials combine rubber-like behaviour with thermoplastic processing.
PEEK, PPS, modified PPE/PPO, PK and PVC enquiries for applications needing a more specific material or formulation review.
PEEK — Polyetheretherketone
PEEK is a high-performance thermoplastic considered for demanding engineering components.
Modified PPE / PPO Resins
Enquiries described as PPO often concern modified polyphenylene ether blends.
PPS — Polyphenylene Sulfide
PPS is considered for specialist engineering components with demanding exposure requirements.
PVC — Polyvinyl Chloride
PVC supply enquiries must distinguish resin from a ready-to-process compound.
PK — Polyketone
Polyketone is an engineering material considered for application-specific component programmes.
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