Laminated Plastics

12/22/2014

Nylatron®
Product Overview
Self lubricating Nylon 6 for superior wear resistance
Highest wear resistant thermoplastic available k-factor = 12
PV = 5 X standard cast nylons

Extended part life
Excellent Cost vs. Performance Ratio Value

11/25/2014

It takes a special skill to create parts from G-10.
So...what is G-10?
G-10 Is a fiberglass epoxy laminate usually specified when extremely high strength and consistent dimensional stability over temperature is required. G-10 is used for terminal boards, high humidity applications, electrical and electronic test equipment and electric rotor insulation. G-10 can be extremely difficult to cut and machine however, at Laminated Plastics G-10 is our specialty. G-10 is slightly stronger while G-11 is a better insulator and can withstand higher temperatures. FR-4 is a fire-retardant G-10 glass-epoxy laminate that is used primarily in the printed circuit board industry.

Benefits
Laminated Plastics specializes in fabricating G-10
Good electrical properties
Extremely high strength over temperature
High dimensional stability over temperature
Humidity resistant

Applications
Terminal boards
Electrical
Electronic test equipment
Electric rotor insulation
High humidity applications
Applications
Terminal boards
Electrical
Electronic test equipment
Electric rotor insulation
High humidity applications

09/04/2014

Our Cut-To-Size Program allows you to order exactly what you want, while only paying for what you need. Let us do the work for you.

03/28/2014

We are excited about the launch of our new website, the response has been great! It is a valuable plastics resource.

03/03/2014

Plastic Injection Molding vs. Plastic Machining
Why invest in expensive tooling when you can have parts like this at a fraction of the cost? Hardware installation, finishing, high and low volume…it’s a no brainer unless your piece count is in the hundreds of thousands.

02/25/2014

The Drape Forming Advantage A major benefit of Drape Forming is the low cost of tooling and fixtures. Additionally, during the Drape Forming process, the sheet is generally not "stretched", thus the plastic retains the full dimensional thickness of its original flat form. Regardless of whether the now curved panel is clear or textured, it will fully retain its surface features post-processing

02/06/2014

Welcome to Laminated Plastics on Facebook! We'll be discussing fabrication of plastic materials serving a wide variety of industries and applications.

Laminated Plastics is a Northeast stocking distributor and fabricator for virtually every plastics manufacturer in the U.S; including Delrin, Acetal, Nylon, Teflon and Lexan.