To match polymer selection to real service conditions, so engineering plastics deliver the wear, chemical and weight advantages they are capable of.
Who We Are
PLASTIGRAY supplies engineering plastics as stock shapes and as finished machined components, along with resin and compound supply for molders. Our material range spans ultra high molecular weight polyethylene, nylon in cast and extruded forms, acetal, polycarbonate, acrylic, PET, PTFE and filled fluoropolymers, PEEK, PPS, PVDF, polypropylene, PVC and high temperature and chemically resistant specialty polymers. We hold sheet, rod, tube and profile in a wide range of sizes, machine finished parts on computer controlled equipment, and fabricate assemblies by welding, bonding and forming.
Equipment builders and plant engineers around come to PLASTIGRAY because polymer selection goes wrong in predictable ways. Nylon absorbs moisture and grows dimensionally, which ruins a tight tolerance part if nobody allowed for it. Acetal is dimensionally excellent and poor in strong acids. Polycarbonate is exceptionally tough and attacked by many solvents. Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene is superb in sliding wear and limited in temperature. We ask about load, speed, temperature, chemical contact, moisture and tolerance requirements, recommend accordingly, and machine with the stress relief and dimensional allowances that keep parts in print.
Track Record
Projects & Case Studies
Chemical ServiceParts failing in an aggressive chemical environment were reviewed against the specific exposure and moved to a fluoropolymer grade suited to the chemistry and temperature. Replacement intervals extended from weeks to years.
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Conveyor ComponentsMetal guides requiring regular greasing were replaced with self-lubricating polymer wear strips. Greasing was eliminated, line noise dropped noticeably and wear on the chain running against the guides reduced measurably.
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Resin SupplyA molder experiencing surface defects and property shortfalls was found to be inadequately drying a hygroscopic resin. Corrected drying procedure and equipment resolved defects that had been blamed on tooling for months.
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Precision MachiningMachined nylon components fitting correctly at inspection and binding in service were growing through moisture absorption. Dimensional allowance and a grade change resolved the issue without redesigning the assembly.
View DetailsOur Mission
To machine plastics with the stress relief, tooling practice and dimensional allowances the materials actually require, rather than treating them as soft metal.
Compliance
Machined parts are inspected and dimensionally reported on request.
Describe the load, temperature and chemical exposure to PLASTIGRAY and we will recommend a grade with the reasoning explained.
We machine plastics properly: stress relieved stock, correct tooling and feeds, dimensional allowance for moisture absorption and thermal movement, and inspection at stable temperature.
Our Process
We establish load, speed, operating and peak temperatures, chemical and moisture exposure, tolerance requirements, regulatory constraints and whether the part will be machined, fabricated or molded.
A polymer and grade are proposed with the reasoning stated, including dimensional stability, wear behavior and any limitations, plus alternatives where cost and performance trade off.
Stock is cut and supplied, or components are machined from stress relieved material with polymer-appropriate tooling and inspection at stable temperature.
Dimensions are verified, documentation supplied where compliance applies, and in-service performance reviewed so material selection can be refined if the duty proves different from expectation.
Our Services
Supply of engineering resins, compounds, masterbatch and additives to molders and extruders, with grade selection support, drying guidance and processing parameter advice. Many molding defects trace to inadequate drying of hygroscopic resins rather than to tooling or machine issues.
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Computer controlled milling and turning of plastic components with stress relieved stock, tooling and feeds selected for the polymer, and dimensional allowance for moisture absorption and thermal movement. Plastics machined like metal come off the machine in tolerance and move afterwards, which is why practice matters.
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Application review covering load, speed, temperature, chemical contact, moisture exposure, regulatory requirements, tolerance needs and cost, with honest guidance including cases where a cheaper material is entirely adequate or a metal component should stay metal.
Request a QuoteMaterials with appropriate food contact compliance documentation for processing and packaging equipment, including detectable polymers where foreign body control programs require them. Compliance documentation is supplied with the material rather than requested after an audit question.
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Extensive inventory of sheet, rod, tube and profile across engineering and commodity polymers in a broad range of sizes, with cut-to-size service. Having material on the shelf matters because a replacement wear strip or guide is usually needed the same week the machine stops, not the following month.
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PEEK, PPS, PVDF, PTFE and filled fluoropolymers, polyimides and other high temperature or chemically resistant materials for demanding service in chemical processing, semiconductor, energy and medical applications, with grade selection against the specific exposure.
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Wear strips, chain guides, star wheels, timing screws, bearings, bushings, rollers and sprockets in self-lubricating polymers that eliminate greasing, reduce noise and protect the metal running against them. Material choice balances wear rate, coefficient of friction, temperature and load.
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Plastic fabrication including hot gas and extrusion welding, bonding, forming, bending and assembly for tanks, enclosures, guarding, hoppers and ductwork, with joint design suited to the polymer. Not every engineering plastic can be welded, which affects design before it affects fabrication.
Request a QuoteProjects & Case Studies
Chemical ServiceParts failing in an aggressive chemical environment were reviewed against the specific exposure and moved to a fluoropolymer grade suited to the chemistry and temperature. Replacement intervals extended from weeks to years.
View DetailsConveyor ComponentsMetal guides requiring regular greasing were replaced with self-lubricating polymer wear strips. Greasing was eliminated, line noise dropped noticeably and wear on the chain running against the guides reduced measurably.
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Resin SupplyA molder experiencing surface defects and property shortfalls was found to be inadequately drying a hygroscopic resin. Corrected drying procedure and equipment resolved defects that had been blamed on tooling for months.
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Precision MachiningMachined nylon components fitting correctly at inspection and binding in service were growing through moisture absorption. Dimensional allowance and a grade change resolved the issue without redesigning the assembly.
View DetailsDescribe the load, temperature and chemical exposure to PLASTIGRAY and we will recommend a grade with the reasoning explained.
Wear strips, chain guides, star wheels, bearings and rollers in self-lubricating polymers eliminate greasing, reduce noise and cut wear on the metal components they run against.
Projects & Case Studies
Parts failing in an aggressive chemical environment were reviewed against the specific exposure and moved to a fluoropolymer grade suited to the chemistry and temperature. Replacement intervals extended from weeks to years.
Metal guides requiring regular greasing were replaced with self-lubricating polymer wear strips. Greasing was eliminated, line noise dropped noticeably and wear on the chain running against the guides reduced measurably.
A molder experiencing surface defects and property shortfalls was found to be inadequately drying a hygroscopic resin. Corrected drying procedure and equipment resolved defects that had been blamed on tooling for months.
Machined nylon components fitting correctly at inspection and binding in service were growing through moisture absorption. Dimensional allowance and a grade change resolved the issue without redesigning the assembly.
Our Advantages
Sheet, rod, tube and profile across many polymers and sizes, because a replacement wear part is needed this week rather than next month.
Stock is relieved and parts are machined with polymer-appropriate tooling, so components stay in print after they leave the machine.
Hygroscopic materials are dimensioned with absorption in mind, which is the most common reason tight tolerance nylon parts fail to fit.
Load, speed, temperature, chemical contact and moisture drive the recommendation, which is how predictable polymer failures get avoided.
Where a cheaper polymer suffices or a metal part should stay metal, we say so rather than specifying an expensive material unnecessarily.
Materials for food contact arrive with their compliance documentation, including detectable grades where foreign body programs require them.
Holding broad inventory alongside our own machining means a failed chain guide or wear strip can be replaced in days rather than waited on for weeks.
Temperature, chemistry, load, speed and wear are discussed before a grade is recommended, because the cheapest sheet is rarely the one that survives the duty.
Food contact grades arrive with manufacturer compliance paperwork, since an auditor asking for evidence will not accept a verbal assurance about a sheet.
Track Record
Client Feedback
They asked what the strips would run against and at what speed, rather than quoting the material we requested. The ones they recommended have outlasted three previous sets.
Our nylon fit problem was moisture, which nobody had mentioned in two years of dealing with it. Dimensional allowance fixed it immediately.
They told us a part should stay metal rather than selling us an expensive polymer. That conversation is why we now buy everything else from them.
Describe the load, temperature and chemical exposure to PLASTIGRAY and we will recommend a grade with the reasoning explained.
Technical material enquiries reach an engineer within one business day.
Questions & Answers
Yes, with compliance documentation supplied alongside the material, including metal detectable and x-ray visible grades where your foreign body control program requires them. Tell us the requirement at enquiry so the right grade is quoted.
Not reliably. Plastics need different tooling geometry, feeds and speeds, careful heat management and, importantly, stress relieved stock. Parts machined without those considerations come off in tolerance and move afterwards as internal stress relaxes.
Frequently it is resin drying rather than resin quality. Hygroscopic engineering resins molded without adequate drying produce surface defects and property shortfalls that get blamed on tooling and machine settings for months. Drying is the first thing to check.
It depends on load, speed, temperature, the mating surface and whether contamination or chemicals are present. Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene excels in sliding wear at moderate temperature; acetal offers dimensional stability; filled nylons handle higher loads. The duty decides.
Moisture absorption. Nylon takes up moisture from the air and grows dimensionally, so a part machined dry and in tolerance will move. The fix is dimensional allowance for the expected conditions, or a grade with lower moisture uptake.
Sometimes, and it brings weight, corrosion resistance, noise reduction and lubrication-free operation. But temperature limits, creep under sustained load and thermal expansion all have to be checked. We will tell you honestly when the part should stay metal.
Technical material enquiries reach an engineer within one business day.
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Technical material enquiries reach an engineer within one business day.
Projects & Case Studies
Chemical ServiceParts failing in an aggressive chemical environment were reviewed against the specific exposure and moved to a fluoropolymer grade suited to the chemistry and temperature. Replacement intervals extended from weeks to years.
View DetailsConveyor ComponentsMetal guides requiring regular greasing were replaced with self-lubricating polymer wear strips. Greasing was eliminated, line noise dropped noticeably and wear on the chain running against the guides reduced measurably.
View DetailsResin SupplyA molder experiencing surface defects and property shortfalls was found to be inadequately drying a hygroscopic resin. Corrected drying procedure and equipment resolved defects that had been blamed on tooling for months.
View DetailsPrecision MachiningMachined nylon components fitting correctly at inspection and binding in service were growing through moisture absorption. Dimensional allowance and a grade change resolved the issue without redesigning the assembly.
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High Performance Polymers
Sheet, rod, tube and profile across a broad range of polymers, plus machined components, fabricated assemblies and resin supply, from a source that will tell you when the material is wrong.
Track Record
Our Advantages
Sheet, rod, tube and profile across many polymers and sizes, because a replacement wear part is needed this week rather than next month.
Stock is relieved and parts are machined with polymer-appropriate tooling, so components stay in print after they leave the machine.
Hygroscopic materials are dimensioned with absorption in mind, which is the most common reason tight tolerance nylon parts fail to fit.
Load, speed, temperature, chemical contact and moisture drive the recommendation, which is how predictable polymer failures get avoided.
Where a cheaper polymer suffices or a metal part should stay metal, we say so rather than specifying an expensive material unnecessarily.
Materials for food contact arrive with their compliance documentation, including detectable grades where foreign body programs require them.
Holding broad inventory alongside our own machining means a failed chain guide or wear strip can be replaced in days rather than waited on for weeks.
Temperature, chemistry, load, speed and wear are discussed before a grade is recommended, because the cheapest sheet is rarely the one that survives the duty.
Food contact grades arrive with manufacturer compliance paperwork, since an auditor asking for evidence will not accept a verbal assurance about a sheet.
Our Services
Supply of engineering resins, compounds, masterbatch and additives to molders and extruders, with grade selection support, drying guidance and processing parameter advice. Many molding defects trace to inadequa
View DetailsComputer controlled milling and turning of plastic components with stress relieved stock, tooling and feeds selected for the polymer, and dimensional allowance for moisture absorption and thermal movement. Plas
View DetailsApplication review covering load, speed, temperature, chemical contact, moisture exposure, regulatory requirements, tolerance needs and cost, with honest guidance including cases where a cheaper material is ent
View DetailsMaterials with appropriate food contact compliance documentation for processing and packaging equipment, including detectable polymers where foreign body control programs require them. Compliance documentation
View DetailsExtensive inventory of sheet, rod, tube and profile across engineering and commodity polymers in a broad range of sizes, with cut-to-size service. Having material on the shelf matters because a replacement wear
View DetailsPEEK, PPS, PVDF, PTFE and filled fluoropolymers, polyimides and other high temperature or chemically resistant materials for demanding service in chemical processing, semiconductor, energy and medical applicati
View DetailsOur Process
We establish load, speed, operating and peak temperatures, chemical and moisture exposure, tolerance requirements, regulatory constraints and whether the part will be machined, fabricated or molded.
A polymer and grade are proposed with the reasoning stated, including dimensional stability, wear behavior and any limitations, plus alternatives where cost and performance trade off.
Stock is cut and supplied, or components are machined from stress relieved material with polymer-appropriate tooling and inspection at stable temperature.
Dimensions are verified, documentation supplied where compliance applies, and in-service performance reviewed so material selection can be refined if the duty proves different from expectation.
Compliance
Machined parts are inspected and dimensionally reported on request.
Projects & Case Studies
Chemical ServiceParts failing in an aggressive chemical environment were reviewed against the specific exposure and moved to a fluoropolymer grade suited to the chemistry and temperature. Replacement intervals extended from weeks to years.
View DetailsConveyor ComponentsMetal guides requiring regular greasing were replaced with self-lubricating polymer wear strips. Greasing was eliminated, line noise dropped noticeably and wear on the chain running against the guides reduced measurably.
View DetailsResin SupplyA molder experiencing surface defects and property shortfalls was found to be inadequately drying a hygroscopic resin. Corrected drying procedure and equipment resolved defects that had been blamed on tooling for months.
View DetailsPrecision MachiningMachined nylon components fitting correctly at inspection and binding in service were growing through moisture absorption. Dimensional allowance and a grade change resolved the issue without redesigning the assembly.
View DetailsSectors
Packaging and handling machine builders need parts that hold tolerance at speed.
Questions & Answers
Technical material enquiries reach an engineer within one business day.
Read MoreYes, with compliance documentation supplied alongside the material, including metal detectable and x-ray visible grades where your foreign body control program requires them. Tell us the requirement at enquiry so the right grade is quoted.
Not reliably. Plastics need different tooling geometry, feeds and speeds, careful heat management and, importantly, stress relieved stock. Parts machined without those considerations come off in tolerance and move afterwards as internal stress relaxes.
Frequently it is resin drying rather than resin quality. Hygroscopic engineering resins molded without adequate drying produce surface defects and property shortfalls that get blamed on tooling and machine settings for months. Drying is the first thing to check.
It depends on load, speed, temperature, the mating surface and whether contamination or chemicals are present. Ultra high molecular weight polyethylene excels in sliding wear at moderate temperature; acetal offers dimensional stability; filled nylons handle higher loads. The duty decides.
From Our Desk
Tooling geometry, heat management and stress relieved stock. Why parts move after they leave the machine.
The molding defects that get blamed on tooling for months and are actually a drying problem.
Load, speed, temperature, mating surface and contamination. A practical comparison of the common wear materials.
Why nylon parts grow after installation, how much to allow and which grades move least.
Describe the load, temperature and chemical exposure to PLASTIGRAY and we will recommend a grade with the reasoning explained.