Polymer Solutions for Air Conditioning
Polimatrix supplies glass-filled SAN, glass-filled ABS, pre-coloured HIPS, talc-filled PP and flame-retardant compounds for cross-flow fans, ODU fans, blowers, chassis, grills and control housings. Consistency across production runs is as important as the material datasheet.
The Right Material for the Component
ODU Fan
20% glass-reinforced SAN compound specifically engineered for outdoor unit axial fans, offering high rotational stiffness, aerodynamic stability, and dimensional retention under continuous rotation.
Cross Flow Fan
Glass-filled SAN compounds formulated for indoor unit cross-flow fans, providing tight cylindrical tolerances, low blade deflection, and precision rotational balance for quiet, continuous operation.
Window AC Blower
20% glass-reinforced ABS engineered for window air conditioning blower wheels, balancing high mechanical modulus with impact resistance and smooth high-speed mouldability.
IDU Chassis
Pre-coloured high-impact polystyrene compound for indoor evaporator chassis assemblies, delivering vibration damping, uniform appearance, and consistent snap-fit dimensions.
Discharge Grill
Heat-stabilized mineral-filled polypropylene compound for conditioned air discharge grills and deflection louvres, featuring resistance to thermal cycling, low warpage, and fine surface finish.
Control Panel Housing
UL 94 V-0 and V-1 rated flame-retardant compound formulations for AC electrical control enclosures, PCB carrier boxes, and terminal housings requiring strict flammability compliance.
Glass-reinforced SAN formulated for continuous high-speed rotation and aerodynamic rigidity.
Glass-filled ABS for blower wheels balancing high mechanical modulus with impact tolerance.
Pre-coloured high-impact compounds for indoor assemblies without secondary painting operations.
Certified flame-retardant polymers for control boxes and electrical enclosures.
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