UHMWPE chute liners

UHMW-PE: Stronger, Lighter and Less Expensive
Soucy Plastiques uses a compression moulding process that allows us to produce, from a UHMW-PE powder, a wide range of parts to suit your needs. These parts can be machined or integrated with other materials such as rubber. 

More and more manufacturers choose UHMW-PE instead of metals, alloys and other plastics to benefit from the following advantages:
Less expensive than steel and other metals
Suitable for the manufacturing of complex or detailed parts
Ideal for combining multiple parts into a single one
Corrosion resistant, providing a perfect alternative to metal
Resistant to abrasion, wear and impact, better than carbon steel
Excellent adhesion to rubber and metal
Nontoxic, approved by the FDA and USDA: ideal for food applications
Self-lubricating
Sliding, with a low coefficient of friction
Flexible, shape-memory polymer
Unbreakable with high break elongation
Inert and resistant to many chemicals
Sound absorbing, unlike metals
Waterproof, does not swell
Light
Resistant to a wide range of temperatures (-73 to 80 °C)
Antistatic
Recyclable
Thermo-dimensionally stable
Suitable for manufacturing colored parts, and even parts with patterns 
What is UHMW-PE?
The ultra-high molecular mass polyethylene is primarily a material that is used to manufacture very complex parts. UHMW-PE parts can replace those produced with steel, aluminum, various metals and other polymers. An opaque polyolefin with a crystalline structure, also known under the names of high-performance polyethylene (HPPE) and very high molecular weight polyethylene, UHMW-PE is a plastic used in the manufacturing of parts that are under a high level of stress. The extremely high molecular weight (up to 9,000,000 Daltons) and long chain conformation give the UHMW-PE its properties, even though it is lighter than metal. Its extreme resistance to physical forces and chemicals as well as its self-lubricating and slick surface prevent clogging and adhesion (see the UHMW-PE specifications).