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PVC machining
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PVC machining
PVC machining
PVC machining
PVC machining
PVC machining
PVC machining
PVC machining
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Characteristics

Treated material
PVC
Applications
automotive
Other characteristics
CNC
Certifications
ISO

Description

USE CNC-MACHINED PVC PARTS TO ACHIEVE THE FULL POTENTIAL OF YOUR PROJECTS. THEY WILL BE DURABLE, COST-EFFECTIVE AND MORE CORROSION-RESISTANT PARTS THAN OTHER MATERIALS. PROS Self-extinguishing UL94 V0 Rigid and with good mechanical properties Easy to machine and weld Excellent electrical insulation CONS Limited ductility and resilience Not suitable for food contact The maximum operating temperature is 60°C MAIN FEATURES Process: CNC Machining Tolerance: ISO 2768-1 medium (m) class. Info Max size: 500x500x50mm; 20x20x2in Lead time: <3 days PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a versatile and reliable material, ideal for many sectors . Thanks to its chemical stability and flame-retardant properties, this material is very durable and suitable for a variety of applications. PVC also has good mechanical properties and rigid behaviour, making it perfect for milling and welding. PVC parts are known for their superior durability, cost-effectiveness and corrosion resistance. This makes them perfect for use in a wide range of industries and applications, from automotive and aerospace to medical and electronics. In addition, CNC-machined PVC parts are 100% full and long-lasting, providing high performance for the entire period of application and use. The cost-effectiveness of CNC-machined PVC parts is a big advantage. They can be produced quickly and efficiently and, in most cases, are less expensive than traditional metal parts. This makes them perfect for applications where cost is a decisive factor.

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