Most people never need to choose a material. Tell us where the part lives and what it goes through, and we choose a plastic that holds up. Buyers who already know what they want will find the technical names below each condition.
You never need to choose a material. Tap what your part goes through.
UV light breaks down ordinary plastic. These hold color and strength in Guam sun, rain and salt air.
Seen in: Solar input housing, boat cleat →
For parts that sit wet or get salt spray. We avoid plastics that soak up water.
Seen in: Bilge pump strainer →
Near engines, motors, a hot car interior or hot equipment.
Contact with oils, fuels or cleaning chemicals. We review these case by case.
Parts that get dropped, bumped or hit.
Holding, clamping or tightening under everyday load. Not for safety-critical, load-bearing parts.
Seen in: Twist-lock nut, 52-tooth gear →
Against other parts, like gears and guides.
Seen in: 52-tooth drive gear →
Needs some give without cracking.
Soft and rubbery, like gaskets and bumpers.
Lenses, covers and light pieces.
Seen in: DRZ400 tail-light piece →
Everyday indoor use.
That is fine. We work it out during the free assessment.
Materials · Guam
Tell us what it has to survive. We pick the plastic.
No material names needed. Tap what your part goes through.
Try it
All conditions
+ 6 more: impacts, flexing, sealing, light through, indoors, not sure