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CHOOSE THE RIGHT MATERIALS THE FIRST TIME

Engineers and designers agree that material selection stands as one of the most critical design decisions when creating a product. Teams must know their product's purpose and expected features to make an informed decision. Choosing the wrong material could result in unexpected delays and expenses that can break a project. For example, it would be ill-advised to choose ABS when the product needs to withstand repeated sterilizations as the material can't handle the process.

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AND THE BEST PLASTICS CHOICE GOES TO....

Many materials exist, but these ones take first place according to specific qualities. Click on the link to get more information about each material when used in bonded manifolds.

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ACRYLIC MANIFOLDS

Acrylic is a versatile alternative to both glass and heavier plastics and is the most frequently used material for bonded device manifolds. Learn more now.
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Ultem Bonded Plastic & Manifolds

Ultem® manifolds allow for a unique combination of thermal, mechanical, chemically resistant, and electrical properties in plastic manifolds.
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Polycarbonate Manifolds

Polycarbonate is readily bonded and supports high temperatures, perfect for fluidic manifolds in medical applications. Learn about polycarbonate manifolds now.

HONORABLE MENTIONS

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Polysulfone Manifolds

Polysulfone manifolds are best used in hot water applications as the plastic is resistant to water absorption and tolerates steam sterilization. Learn more now.
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Radel® Manifolds

With long-term resistance to steam sterilization, Radel® manifolds are trusted for various medical devices, often in surgical and handle applications.
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COC & COP

COC and COP plastics offer many advantages over traditional plastics used in fluidic manifolds. COC and COP retain their properties to near glass temperature.
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ABS Plastic Manifolds

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is an inexpensive, strong, stiff plastic material that is easy to machine and fabricate. Learn more now.
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PVC Manifolds

PVC is one of the most widely used thermoplastic polymers in the world due to its durability and cost. Learn more about PVC manifolds and plastic parts now.

LOOKING FOR MORE ABOUT PLASTIC MATERIALS?

Visit our plastic materials resources page to see more information about plastic materials not listed here. Also take our Plastic Materials Quiz to see which resin/material is best for your project!
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