U profiles
U-profiles are the most common profile type and are used in most industries for many different applications …
Products and materials
We can help you add product benefits such as better performance, longer life and a “versatility”, which can replace several sub-components, with the help of smart solutions and the right materials. All of our standard profiles can also be customized with e.g. other length, color or material choice to suit customer-specific requirements. Contact us and we will help you find the best material for your particular project.
A wide range of standard profiles
Over the years, Plastex has developed its own plastic products and today there is a wide range of plastic profiles for a number of different industries.
All of our profiles can also be customized with e.g. different length, color or material choice to suit customer-specific requirements.
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Sealing profiles
For doors, shutters etc. Common material is TPE, which now competes with EPDM and Silicone.
Rail and gunwale moulding
Available in standard as well as customized profiles. From simple U-profile-like railings to large …
L and H profiles
Edge protection is a common feature of L-profiles. But L-profiles can also be used for protection …
Hoses, pipes, rod profiles
Plastex has broad experience of pipes and hoses in dimensions 3-100 mm for most uses in thicknesses …
Glazing beads and profiles
Many windows and doors are fitted with Plastex profiles. Foamed, homogeneous, Co extruded, nail and screwable …
Edge-protection profiles
The design of edge protection varies greatly from strong protection for boats, piers and superstructures where the profile can weigh …
Customised solutions
Customization and specialization is an important part of Plastex’s business concept. We have 40 years of …
Co-extrusion
Few companies have as much experience in co-extrusion as Plastex. The technology of multiple materials in the same profile solves many …
Clips profiles
Clips Profiles are steel reinforced edge protection profiles that are used primarily to protect the raw edges after casting …
Cable tray profiles
To conceal and protect cables are both stylish and practical. Here we provide, in addition to unique customer cable holder profiles …
Develop your plastic product with thermoplastics
Which thermoplastic is most suitable is determined, among other things, by the product’s function and appearance.
Read about the most common materials we use below.
PVC, Polyvinyl chloride
Polyvinyl chloride in its pure form is a colourless polymer with a softening temperature of around 80ºC and
PS, Polystyrene
Polystyrene is a clear, colourless, hard and rigid thermoplastic. Polystyrene softens at 100ºC and has a density of
PP, Polypropylene
Polypropylene, without additives is white to colourless, similar to polyethylene but more rigid. Good mechanical characteristics even at
PC, Polycarbonate
Polycarbonate plastic is a hard and rigid, but very impact resistant thermoplastic. Polycarbonate plastic has very high impact
PE, Polyethylene
Polyethylene is a white, colourless thermoplastic that is available in a few variants with different characteristics, the most
PA, polyamide
Polyamide plastics have good mechanical characteristics. They are tough with good fatigue and creep characteristics, have a low
ABS, acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
In general, it can be said that ABS has good impact strength, hardness and relatively good chemical resistance.
TPE, Thermoplastic elastomer
Thermoplastic elastomers are available in hardnesses from 35º Shore A to 80º Shore D. They can be used