"Your choice supplier of Advanced Engineering Plastics"

Engineering plastics can replace traditional materials in many applications, from sub-sea to space. We are here to help you select the right plastic for your next project and supply the material for as long as you need it. Plastics can be confusing, with different chemical names, brand names, nicknames, names for the resin the plastic is made from, and names for the stock rod, sheet and tube that it makes. In addition, there are a variety of fillers that manipulate mechanical properties, chemical resistance, working temperature, electrical insulation and more.

If you already know what you need, let us know and in many cases, we can cut and ship raw materials ready for your application on the day of order. We can provide ancillary documentation (specify at time of quote) such as Certificates of Conformity and EN10204 Certificates, as well as provide materials with further testing such as Ultrasonic or X-Ray screening. Many materials can be supplied precision ground to suit your process requirements. See some common data sheets below.

Not sure what you need? Contact Us for advice and we’ll find an appropriate material within our network of suppliers.

POM Polyoxymethylene
Commonly known as Acetal
Variants: POM-C, POM-H
Ertacetal®, Acetron®, Delrin®

A CNC Machined component turned from stock Nylon on a Lathe.

PA Polyamide
Commonly known as Nylon
Common variants: 6, 6SA, 66
Nylatron®, Ertalon®

A CNC Machined component made from Torlon. It features many long, small diameter holes.

PAI Polyamide-imide
Commonly known as Torlon
Common variants: 4203, 4301
Duratron®

A PEEK component machined complete on a CNC Turning Centre made. Features include 3D machining, drilled and reamed holes and external engraving.

PEEK Polyether-ether-ketone
Commonly known as PEEK
Common fillers: Glass, Carbon
Ketron® Victrex® KetaSpire®

PPSU
Polyphenylsulfone
Known as PPSU
Sultron®, TECASON® P

PE
Polyethylene
Known as Polyethylene
Sanalite® HDPE, TIVAR®

PC
Polycarbonate
Known as Polycarb
TECANAT®, Lexan®

PETP
Polyethylene terephthalate
Known as PET-P
Ertalyte®

PP
Polypropylene
Known as Polyprop
Proteus®, Sanalite® PP

PEI
Polyetherimide
Known as Ultem
Semitron®, Ultem®

PMMA
Polymethyl Methacrylate
Known as Acrylic
Plexiglas®, Perspex®

PTFE
Polytetrafluoroethylene
Known as PTFE / Teflon
Teflon®, Fluorosint®, Rulon®

PVC
Polyvinyl Chloride
Known as Vinyl / PVC
Altron™ PVC

PVDF
Polyvinylidene fluoride
Known as PVDF
Kynar®

This is not an exhaustive list.

Nylaplas Engineering can supply many other materials too.

Did you know? Similar to Alloy Metals, Filled Plastics have altered properties. This can include Ekonol, Glass Fibres, Carbon Fibres, Graphite, Oils and much more.

Fluorosint® 500

Material: Mica Filled PTFE
Advantage: Greatly improved dimensional stability

The corner of a Durastone component that shows the unique fibre impressions seen post machining.

Durostone® UPM203

Material: Glass Fibre Reinforced Polyester
Advantage: Boosts mechanical/electrical properties

Nylatron® GSM

Material: MoS₂ Filled Nylon
Advantage: Improved service life for wear applications

Did you know? We also supply and machine composite materials such as BS EN 60893 conforming laminates and high density foam?

Attwater B38

Corecell S1800

Stock Tufnol rods and tubes, looking similar to wood.

Tufnol 6F45

Sustainability

Vink Recycling

Our parent company, Vink UK Limited, offers a recycling solution for your offcuts and end of life components.

Learn more about how you can integrate plastic recycling into your business.

Statera™

Circularity for Engineering Plastics

Mitsubishi Chemical Group can provide a range of engineering plastics made from recycled content with near, or equal, performance. Our impact on the environment is more important than ever, and the Statera™ brand can work towards achieving carbon neutral goals. Let your Design Engineers see MCGC data sheets and reduce our impact on the environment together.

You can find more information on MCGC website.

Solar Energy

Watch this video to see Nylaplas Engineering’s solar panels covering all of the viable roof space. We have worked with local brand Solarsense to minimise our energy consumption and impact on the environment.

With 306 panels added to the roof of our property; we can generate around 102,800kWh a year, saving an incredible 28,400kg of CO².

Mitsubishi Chemical Group Datasheets

Safety Data sheets (MSDS) can be provided on request.

Can’t find what you are looking for or have a requirement you’d like to enquire about?