Thermoplastics are the result of some of the most recent breakthroughs in plastic technology.

They are durable, resistant to chemicals and cost effective.

With the fabrication processes designed for thermoplastics most configurations can be manufactured from sheet and tube.
Thermoplastics are increasingly replacing conventional materials in many industries. In the water industry, for example, they are used in the manufacture of a replacement floating arm draw off for steel units that were prone to rust. Thermoplastics do not rust.

In the chemical industry thermoplastics are used for containment and ducting. Thermoplastics are not only chemically resistant but can also operate at high temperatures.

There is a growing demand for thermoplastics in the food and drinks industry due to the absence of odour, taint or toxicity. Most thermoplastics are easily cleaned with water, steam and C.I.P. systems.