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    Polypropylene is a durable plastic produced from propylene that is resistant to chemicals and is commonly used in automotive parts like bumpers and carpet fibers. Polyurethane has outstanding flexibility, heat resistance, and abrasion resistance and is used for tires, suspension bushings and seating. Polyvinyl chloride comprises about 16% of plastic in vehicles, has good flexibility and thermal stability, and is used for instrument panels, electrical wiring and door parts.

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    Polypropylene is a durable plastic produced from propylene that is resistant to chemicals and is commonly used in automotive parts like bumpers and carpet fibers. Polyurethane has outstanding flexibility, heat resistance, and abrasion resistance and is used for tires, suspension bushings and seating. Polyvinyl chloride comprises about 16% of plastic in vehicles, has good flexibility and thermal stability, and is used for instrument panels, electrical wiring and door parts.

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    Polypropylene is a durable plastic produced from propylene that is resistant to chemicals and is commonly used in automotive parts like bumpers and carpet fibers. Polyurethane has outstanding flexibility, heat resistance, and abrasion resistance and is used for tires, suspension bushings and seating. Polyvinyl chloride comprises about 16% of plastic in vehicles, has good flexibility and thermal stability, and is used for instrument panels, electrical wiring and door parts.

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    Polypropylene is a durable plastic produced from propylene that is resistant to chemicals and is commonly used in automotive parts like bumpers and carpet fibers. Polyurethane has outstanding flexibility, heat resistance, and abrasion resistance and is used for tires, suspension bushings and seating. Polyvinyl chloride comprises about 16% of plastic in vehicles, has good flexibility and thermal stability, and is used for instrument panels, electrical wiring and door parts.

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    Polypropylene

    Used in a wide range of applications, polypropylene is a saturated addition polymer


    produced from propylene. It is durable and unusually resistant to numerous chemical
    solvents, bases, and acids. Polypropylene is by far the most prevalent plastic in
    automobiles and it can be found in bumpers, cable insulation and carpet fibres.

    Polyurethane
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    Having outstanding toughness, flexibility, heat resistance, and abrasion resistance,


    polyurethane can take on very soft or hard forms. Its exceptional resistance to
    weather, radiation, and solvents makes it well-suited for everything from tires to
    suspension bushings to seating.

    Polyvinyl Chloride
    Comprising about 16 percent of all plastic in the typical vehicle, PVC has excellent
    flexibility, is flame retardant, has good thermal stability, a high gloss and little to no
    lead content. Polyvinyl chloride works extremely well in a huge range of auto parts
    that can be through extrusion, injection molding, compression molding, and blow
    molding processes. Either stiff or flexible depending on the amount and type of
    plasticizers used, polyvinyl chloride is used to create instruments panels, electrical
    cable sheathing, and door parts.

    Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene


    ABS is created by polymerizing styrene and acrylonitrile in the presence of
    polybutadiene. The styrene provides the copolymer with a shiny, tough exterior. The
    rubbery butadiene supplies a resilience down to very low temperatures. A wide
    variety of adjustments can be made to enhance impact resistance, durability and
    heat resistance. ABS is used to produce dashboards and wheel covers.

    Nylon 6/6
    Nylon 6/6 is a general-use nylon that can be used to make parts through both
    molding and extrusion processes. Nylon 6/6 has excellent mechanical qualities and
    wear resistance. It is often used when a strong, low-cost rigid and stable material is
    needed. This plastic is commonly found in cams and weather-proof coatings.

    Polystyrene
    Transparent polystyrene offers superb chemical and electrical resistance, with
    special high-gloss and high-impact varieties available. This plastic is easy to make
    but has low resistance to UV light. It is commonly used in equipment housings and
    displays.

    Polyethylene
    Polyethylene has high impact resilience, low density, and solid durability. It can be
    used in a range of thermoplastics processing techniques and is significantly useful
    where moisture resistance and low cost are necessary. PE is used to make glass-
    reinforce car bodies and electrical insulation.

    Polyoxymethylene
    POM has superb rigidity, yield strength and high stability in cold temperatures. Highly
    chemical- and fuel-resistant, POM is used to fabricate interior and exterior trims, fuel
    system parts and small gears.

    Polycarbonate
    This plastic provides a distinctive combined rigidity, hardness and durability. It has
    superb weathering, impact, optical, electrical, and thermal qualities. Due to its
    remarkable
    impact
    strength, it is the go-to material for car bumpers.

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