Engineering Plastic Profiles

• Made from toughened DR-101 resin for repairing taillight lenses, bathroom ware and display units

• Alloy found in Camry radiator grilles
  

• Alloy of ABS & Nylon
  
• Found in motorcycle farings
  

• Alloy of ABS & Polycarbonate
  
• Found in some Nissan wheel trims and radiator grilles and Holden grilles
  

• Alloy of ABS and Polybutylene Tetrathalate
• Found in later motorcycle farings

• Alloy of ABS & Polyethylene Tetrathalate
• Found in later motorcycle farings
  

• Alloy of ABS & Polyphenylene Ether
  
• Found in car, truck and bike parts
  

 AES

• High Impact Styrenic resin with superior weatherability to ABS
  

• Another styrenic resin with superior weatherability
  
• Found in some Ford Australia trim

• Chlorinated PVC for high temperature applications
  

• High Molecular Weight Polyethylene which will repair both HMWPE and U-HMWPE sheet
• Welding temperatures need to be very high and air flow kept to a minimum to minimise distortion
  

• Similar characteristics to above but with superior mechanical properties and significantly more expensive
  

• An impact modified Type 6 Nylon and with very good welding properties

• Heat Stabilised black Type 66 Nylon
• Highest stiffness and temperature resistance of unreinforced nylons
  

• Alloy of Nylon 6 and Polyphenylene Ether
  
• Motorcycle farings, bumpers and static structural components
• Nissan X Trail front guards and Renault

•  Glycol Modified Polyethylene Tetrathalate

• Polycarbonate
  
• Used in a variety of industry components requiring clarity impact or high temperature electrical properties

• An alloy of polycarbonate and Polybutylene Tetrathalate
• PBT improves solvent resistance
• Found in some Ford and General Motors Holden bumpers

• Alloy of Polycarbonate with Polyethylene Tetrathalate
• For repairing ride-on mower bodies and other housing
• Available in charcoal, green, red and orange

• A Crystalline Thermoplastic used in bearings, springs and structural components requiring resistance to cyclic loadings
• Very acrid fumes when welding
• Avoid breathing vapour

• Modified Polyphenylene Oxide
• Found in spoilers, Toyota side kit panels and other components that require temperature resistance and electrical properties

• Modified Polyphenylene Ether
  
• Similar to 'Noryl' in car and bike parts

• Rubber Modified Polypropylene
  
• Widely in bumpers by major car makers

• A specific grade of rubber modified Polypropylene used in General Motors Holden bumpers

• Polypropylene modified with low molecular weight Polyethylene
  
• May repair parts labelled PP/PE, TPE

• Will repair PUR bumpers provided they are injection moulded, not reaction injection moulded (RIM), which becomes an unweldable thermoset