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Thermoplastic

Materials that can be formed or reformed into many different shapes as many times as desired. By application of heat and or pressure.

Thermosetting

Once chemical reaction has taken place material can not be altered regardless of how much heat or pressure is applied.

Do plastics have a high coefficient of thermal expansion

Yes

ABS

-Has excellent impact strength and used with temperatures up to 180 degrees Fahrenheit or 82 degrees Celsius.


- supplies in 12ft lengths


-pipe is black


-glue is yellow


-greatest disadvantage is it supports combustion

PVC

The material is more corrosion resistant than ABS and is self extinguishing.


Maximum operating temp is 140f 60c


Glue is grey or clear

CPVC

Specially blended to withstand temps up to 212f 100c


Special glue must be used with this material

PE/AL/PE

Made with a layer of polyethylene and a layer of aluminum


Crimping or compression fittings are used to join this pipe

Polybutylene

No longer made