Polymers

Urea Formaldehyde

A hard, brittle, and stiff material known for good electrical insulation and high surface hardness.

Uses of Urea Formaldehyde

Used for electrical fittings, adhesives for wood, and molded furniture parts.

Melamine Formaldehyde

A heat-resistant and durable material that is scratch and stain-resistant, hard, and rigid.

Uses of Melamine Formaldehyde

Commonly used in kitchenware, laminates, and decorative surfaces.

Polyester Resin

A strong but brittle material with good chemical resistance that can be reinforced with glass fiber.

Uses of Polyester Resin

Used in boat hulls, car bodies, casting, molds, and fiberglass components.

Epoxy Resin

A material known for high strength and adhesion, good chemical and heat resistance, and can be cured at room temperature.

Uses of Epoxy Resin

Utilized for adhesives, coatings, electrical encapsulation, and composite materials.

Natural Rubber

An elastic and flexible material with good abrasion resistance and biodegradable properties.

Uses of Natural Rubber

Found in tires, tubes, elastic bands, and footwear soles.

Polybutadiene

A high resilience and impact-resistant material with good wear resistance and low heat build-up.

Uses of Polybutadiene

Used in tire treads, golf balls, and conveyor belts.

Neoprene

An oil and weather-resistant material that is flexible over a wide temperature range and has good chemical resistance.

Uses of Neoprene

Applied in wetsuits, gloves, industrial hoses, gaskets, and seals.

Silicone

A highly flexible and heat-resistant material that is water and chemical-resistant, as well as non-toxic and biocompatible.

Uses of Silicone

Employed in medical implants, cookware, sealants, adhesives, lubricants, and coatings.

Thermoplastic Elastomer

A material combining rubber elasticity with plastic properties, recyclable and processable like plastics.

Uses of Thermoplastic Elastomer

Utilized in soft-touch grips, handles, seals, gaskets, and flexible tubing.