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Experience the versatility and durability of our high-quality PEEK Thin Sheet/Plate. Available in various thicknesses, including 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, and 1.0mm, these thin sheets are designed to meet the demands of a wide range of applications. PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) is renowned for its exceptional properties, including high temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength. Whether you need a thin sheet for electrical insulation, aerospace components, or medical devices, our PEEK Thin Sheet/Plate delivers reliable performance. The precise manufacturing process ensures uniform thickness and smooth surface finish, allowing for easy fabrication and excellent dimensional stability. Its lightweight nature makes it a preferred choice in weight-sensitive applications without compromising on strength.

PETG has high transparency and good adhesion for printing, could be used for makeup bottles, containers, package film and etc. Mixed Polymers can also be extruded into sheet or films, made into plastic products by injection molding, or processed into Christmas tree leaves. Mixed Polymers can be mixed with virgin material, such as ABS, PP, PS and PMMA to extrude or inject plastic products.

We offer matt compounds In guaranteed quality, at stable prices and packed appropriately for transportation. Do you need advice on choosing your product or are you looking for a suitable substitution? Our application and product experts are happy to help! Our experience and deep knowledge in the area of specialty chemicals and ingredients ensures that we are well positioned to effectively support both our customers and our suppliers with product and application expertise. Please contact us for more information!

GMY Master Polymer In the polymer industry, we produce masterbatch at rates ranging from 20% to 60% based on customer demand. The substance that is used to produce black masterbatch, which has a structure known as paracrystalline or semi-crystalline, where carbon cannot fully crystallize, is referred to as carbon black. It is obtained in the form of soot through the incomplete combustion of various materials, ranging from heavy petroleum products to agricultural oils. Carbon black is utilized in several industries. For instance, food manufacturers use carbon black (E152) extracted from agricultural sources as a coloring additive. Its excellent conductivity properties make it suitable for use in the electrical industry. The car wheel industry relies heavily on carbon black for its reinforcing effect on rubber.