vacuum forming plastic large tray with many compartment

  Vacuum forming plastic large tray with many compartment Product Description
1, Big size vacuum forming parts, thermoforming parts
2, The max size: 3000*1800*1000mm. 
 
Common Materials for all kinds of vacuum forming product.

Depending on your application there’s a range of polymer sheets available on the market. However, if you’re looking for short runs, one of your biggest issues will be colour matching.
 
Unlike Plastic Injection Moulding, which is an additive production system, Vacuum Forming is subtractive. Often basic colours are available freely, but anything beyond that will be difficult to source unless you’re looking for one ton loads or above.
 
When choosing a plastic, you’ll need to consider application. Will your product be used inside our out? Will it be exposed to extreme heat or cold? Does the product need to withstand high impact? Are you looking for something that’s fire retardant?
As a general rule of thumb, we work to the following guidelines.
The following chart provides additional information about various plastic materials and their uses.  
Chart of Plastic Materials – Advantages, Disadvantages and Industry Examples

plastic material	Advantages	Disadvantages	Industry Examples
PS(Polystyrene)	Clear plastic, very moldable, inexpensive, recyclable, high chemical resistance, high electrical resistance, heat distortion ~200°F	Cracks and breaks easily	Disposable cups, disposable , decorative, electrical applications
HIPS       (High Impact   Polystyrene)	Very moldable, relatively inexpensive		Picture frames, shower walls, food containers
ABS             (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)	Engineered plastic that can be customized to desired levels of stiffness, hardness, heat deflection, and many other characteristics	UV sensitive – requires a UV protective cap layer for extended exposure	Cases of all types, bath tubs, fenders, instrument panels, automotive applications, recreational vehicles, many other
PVC (PolyvinylChloride)	Very high chemical resistance, stain resistant, stiffer than ABS, high room temp. impact strength, natural  flame retardant qualities	Difficult to process	Shower surrounds, moldings, kick panels, display cases
Polycarbonate	Extremely high impact resistance, high clarity – good for transparent parts, precision molding, good insulator, high heat distortion point ~270°F	Low chemical resistance to certain substances (oil, gasoline, harsh chemicals), can be difficult to process, higher material and processing cost	Visors, plastic guards, transportation components (headlights, taillights, instrument panels), appliance drawers, skylights
PETG (polyethylene- terephthalate	Very easy to process, high clarity – good for transparent parts	Not UV stable – unsuitable for extended exposure	Structural automotive parts, hand tools, industrial components

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