Replacing metal with engineered thermoplastics, vinyl and specialty polymer sheet can help you reach these goals.        

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Specialty sheet and rollstock: Valiant™ healthcare packaging solutions for sterile medical device trays and diagnostic kits include options with high barrier technology for pharmaceutical unit dosage and combination device packaging. Royalite™ flame retardant, UL- listed sheet materials provide the chemical resistance, formability and impact strength needed for large medical and electronic housings. 

Polymer sheet: Royalite™ fire-rated ABS sheet helps medical device OEMs meet stringent flame rating requirements while creating aesthetically appealing and easily machined and finished thermoformed housings and components.

These materials, typically used to replace aluminum sheets, can save up to 40% in weight, translating to nearly 78 pounds (35.4 kg) per vehicle. Sheets or panels of these materials are easily overmolded in existing high-volume production processes such as Direct Long Fiber Thermoplastic (DLFT) molding, SMC, and injection molding.  

In this rapidly evolving industry, you need to be able to meet your customers’ demands for ever-increasing bandwidth capabilities and faster data rates.