What material options are there for plastic protective vents

• Good chemical resistance
• Suitable for mild acids or alkalis
• Decent heat resistance
• Maintains stability at moderate temperatures
• Lightweight and cost-effective
• Limited resistance to strong solvents
• May become brittle in low-temperature environments

Best for: General-purpose applications, household appliances, non-corrosive industrial equipment

• Low-density: flexible and impact-resistant
• High-density: stiffer and more durable
• Good chemical and moisture resistance
• Non-toxic - suitable for food/medical equipment
• Performs well in low temperatures
• Lower heat resistance
• Not ideal for high-temperature settings

Best for: Food-related equipment, medical devices, low-temperature applications

• High mechanical strength and wear resistance
• Suitable for high-stress or high-pressure applications
• Good heat resistance
• Can tolerate higher temperatures
• Excellent oil resistance
• Absorbs moisture easily
• More expensive than other options

Best for: Automotive systems, machinery systems, high-stress applications

• High impact resistance and transparency
• Withstands extreme temperatures
• Good UV resistance - perfect for outdoor use
• Decent chemical resistance
• May be affected by strong acids
• More costly than other options
• May scratch more easily

Best for: Outdoor applications, solar equipment, outdoor lighting, demanding environments