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Plastic Extrusions
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UP&R produces custom plastic extrusions from a variety of materials such as high density polyethylene (HDPE), polypropylene (PP), and other plastics. Manufactured to various Mil-spec and ASTM standards, our extrusions are use in the architectural, construction, transportation, automotive, electrical, and general industrial markets.
A range of extrusion profiles, tubing, rods, and other custom shapes are extruded regularly. UP&R can produce extrusions with tight tolerances of 0.008”, depending on part sizes. Plastic extrusions are manufactured up to 4” in width and in lengths of 30 feet or longer. Flexible shapes are often coiled onto reels and shipped to customers as reel stock.
UP&R also co-extrudes materials of different durometers, and co-extrudes different materials into the same part. Co-extrusions are used extensively in architectural and construction applications
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General Capabilities
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Custom extrusions, profiles, tubing
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Industry Focus
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Architectural, Construction, Automotive, Transportation, Outdoor Power Equipment, Glass, Window
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Industry Standards
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ISO-9001; Various ASTM, SAE, and Mil specs depending upon customer requirements and specifications
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Materials
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Polypropylene, HDPE, PVC, Vinyl, Nylon, TPEs, Urethanes
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Extrusion Products
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Architectural Components (Window Seal, Window Channel), Panels (Caps, Ends), Angles, Channels, Component Parts, Connectors, Consumer Durables, Display Components, Edgings, Finned Tubes, Sealants, Seals, Signs, Toy Parts, Tubes, Tubing
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Extrusion Product form
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Profiles, Tubing, Shapes, Rods
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Extrusion Features
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Customizable depending upon customer requirements; Co-Extrusions available
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Additional Services Provided
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Die development; Die Manufacture; Splicing; Angle Splicing; Corner Splicing
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Desired File Format
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AutoCAD (DWG), DXF, GIF, IGES, JPG, PDF, SolidWorks, TIFF
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Max Width
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4"
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Max Length
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15 feet
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Tolerance
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Dependent on part size. Tightest at 0.008"
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