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101018 Ens Image Rz En.Pdf Ensinger Germany Ensinger worldwide Ensinger GmbH Austria Italy Sweden Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 8 Ensinger Sintimid GmbH Ensinger Italia S.r.l. Ensinger Sweden AB 71154 Nufringen Werkstraße 3 Via Franco Tosi 1/3 Box 185 Tel. +49 7032 819 0 4860 Lenzing 20020 Olcella di Busto Kvartsgatan 2C Fax +49 7032 819 100 Tel. +43 7672 7012800 Garolfo 74523 Enköping www.ensinger-online.com Fax +43 7672 96865 Tel. +39 0331 568348 Tel. +46 171 477051 www.ensinger-sintimid.at Fax +39 0331 567822 Fax +46 171 440418 Ensinger GmbH www.ensinger.it www.ensinger.se Mercedesstraße 21 Brazil 72108 Rottenburg a. N. Ensinger Indústria de Japan United Kingdom Tel. +49 7457 9467 0 Plásticos Técnicos Ltda. Ensinger Japan Co., Ltd. Ensinger Limited Fax +49 7457 9467 100 Av. 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ZAC les Batterses Girona, 21-27 ZI Nord 08120 La Llagosta 01700 Beynost Barcelona Tel. +33 4 78553635 Tel. +34 93 5745726 Fax +33 4 78556841 Fax +34 93 5742730 www.ensinger.fr www.ensinger-plastics.com Thermoplastic engineering and high-performance plastics from Ensinger are used in almost every important sector of industry today. Their economic efficiency and performance benefits have seen them frequently supplant classically used materials. 27 E9911075I002GB 10/10 www.ensinger-online.com Engineering plastics Facts and figures Headquarters Products Nufringen, Germany • Compounds • Stock shapes Workforce (extruded, cast, sintered) approx. 1,800 • Profiles Year founded • Finished parts 1966 (machined, injection moulded) • Custom castings Production sites in Germany (direct formed, cast polyamide) 3 Applications in the sectors Locations and branches • Mechanical and plant worldwide engineering 25 • Construction industry • Automotive engineering Managing Directors • Medical technology Klaus Ensinger, Dr. Roland Reber • Aerospace industry • Oil and gas industry • Electrical and semiconductor engineering • and many other sectors of industry 2 We are fascinated by engineering plastics. We work day to day in our locations across Europe, the USA, South America and Asia to ensure the successful application of these modern materials. Whether compounds, stock shapes, profiles or finished parts – Ensinger products play an essential role in ensuring more efficient and consequently more competitive applications for our customers. We achieve this through critical scrutiny and by keeping a close ear to the ground – because it is only with a thorough understanding of problem issues that solutions can be developed which really address market needs. Pacemakers for innovation New and improved materials provide a vital driving force for technological progress. Plastics have a whole array of benefits to offer and in many cases can effectively replace materials or ceramics. And what’s more: They often provide the only alternative when it comes to the implementation of unusual technical applications. Which makes them a true pacemaker for innovation. We process a comprehensive range of plastics Other important benefits include radiation and modifications to produce our compounds, resistance, excellent fire resistance and good stock shapes, precision profiles and finished electrical properties. Using special additives, parts. Our work focuses particularly on tem- thermal dimensional stability and rigidity can perature-resistant high-performance and engi- be enhanced, tribology improved, or electrical neering plastics. conductivity adjusted. High-performance plastics Engineering plastics The success achieved by high-performance Engineering plastics can be used continuously plastics is based on a combination of material at temperatures between 100 °C and 150 °C. benefits which are brought to bear even at Polyamides (PA), polyacetals (POM) and poly- raised temperature levels. These include, in ethylenterephthalates (PET) which also belong particular, good mechanical properties sup- to this group are referred to as technical ther- ported by extreme chemical resistance. The moplastics. These materials demonstrate good long-term service temperatures achieved by mechanical characteristics and a high degree materials such as PEEK, PPS and PSU are of chemical and wear resistance. They also between 160 and 260 °C. Polyimides will not offer easy machining properties. melt or soften even when heated briefly to as high as 350 °C. Standard plastics This category includes polyolefines such as PMP, PP and PE. These materials offer an ideal characteristic profile for a wide range of standard requirements in the temperature range up to 100 °C. 4 TECASINT Polyimid (PI) TECAPEEK Polyetheretherketon (PEEK) Profiles Compounds Stock Shapes Chemistry Injection Moulding Market TECAMID Cast Nylon Polyamid (PA6, PA66) Machined Parts Direct Forming From compounding through to application Our value chain is tailored to the demands of the market. TECAFORM Polyacetal (POM-C, POM-H) 5 Application advice Distribution network Order and delivery service Service excellence starts with An efficient system of stock The stock shapes division is also comprehensive technical support. management ensures that our expanding its internet-based Precisely aligned to your branches and trading partners service on the Ensinger website. requirement profile, our experts receive all their deliveries – Convenient calculation and will find the most suitable whether extremely high quanti- purchase order tools can be material and the right production ties or special one-off supplies – accessed to maximize the ease technology for your needs. within the shortest possible delay and speed of order placement. or else “just in time”. Which gives you the assurance that you can plan safely and be sure of receiving your plastics just when you need them. 6 A solid foundation for quality products Stock shapes made of engineering plastics Our stock shapes are cut and machined to in- form the basis for a wide range of new uses. dividual customer order with close tolerances The application scope is extensive and cus- guaranteed. Finished part manufacturers who tomer requirements are varied. Ensinger offers require only minimal quantities of stock extruded round rods, sheets and tubes in a shapes for a small production run or to pro- wide range of dimensions and colours. duce a prototype derive just as much benefit from our cutting and surface machining ser- We keep a permanent stock of popularly used vices as do large-scale buyers. By planing, high-temperature and engineering plastics grinding and contour planing we are able to always on hand in our European warehouse achieve wide-ranging high-precision solutions. in Nufringen. We also manufacture semi- finished products specifically to customer -or And our customers may rest easy in the assur- der. Where existing materials do not match the ance of compliance with stringent quality requirement profile, our compounders and standards every time. Strict guidelines and the process technicians work in close co-operation deployment of a skilled workforce safeguard with customers to develop new formulations. the individual process steps from incoming raw materials right through to the finished product. 7 Perfect insulation for frames and glazing insulbar® insulation profiles for Thermix® TX.N® spacers and metal windows, metal doors and facades Thermix® muntin bars for double glazing Ensinger is one of the world's leading develop- The product range Thermix® TX.N® is the cul- ers and producers of thermal insulation pro- mination of over 15 years spent in the develop- files for windows, doors and facades. insulbar® ment, production and application of spacers profiles achieve thermal separation of the and over 40 years of experience in high-perfor- inner and outer shells of metal frames. mance plastics. Thermix® “warm edge” spac- ers bridge the thermal gap which occurs at the More than almost any other Ensinger product, transition from glass to frame. By preventing insulbar® stands for sustainability. And has condensation and mildew at the glass edge, done so for over thirty years. The profiles Thermix® makes a major contribution to a improve insulation and make a major contri- healthy room climate. Windows stay dry. bution toward maintaining an optimum room climate. The positive environmental impact is Thermix® muntin bars lend the optical im- not just down to the marked reduction in pression of a conventional muntin window energy costs, but also the extreme durability of with glazing bars. The integrated bar profiles our profiles, which will survive the complete correspond in terms of both their design and life cycle of windows and facades. This saves function with the Thermix® TX.N® spacers resources in production and minimizes main- and are not in direct contact with the glass tenance costs.
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