Non-Metallics

Moore-Addison machines NON-METALLIC materials. The universal commonality of anything we machine is that the material always produces a cool chip when tooling is applied to the sheet, rod or tube. We cut everything dry. The dust and chips are collected with an enormous suction system.

The niche Moore-Addison fills is that we make precision donuts out of nasty stuff.  A partial list of non-metallic materials groups and grades we currently machine in quantity is listed herein.  It is a partial list because if we listed all that produce a cool chip when cut, we would have many pages; you would get bored and go to another website.  We want you to stay with us; indeed, if you have the name of a material and get all kinds of limiting minimums when asking about it, give Moore-Addison a try.

The following is a short list of the non-metallic material groups and grades we currently machine in quantity

• Laminates: ALL grades
• Phenolics:
  • Grade C canvas
  • Grade L linen
  • Grade XXX paper
    
• Glass:
  • G-10/FR4 glass epoxy
  • G-11 glass epoxy (high temperature)
  • G-5/G-9 glass melamine
  • G-7 glass silicone (high temperature) 
    
• Electrical sheet insulation:
  • Fishpaper
  • Vulcanized fibre
  • Nomex
  • Mylar
• Nylon:
  • 101 aka 6/6 extruded
  • 901 cast
  • Nylatron GS & GSM
    
• Acetal aka Delrin by DuPont
• UHMW  HDP
  
• Teflon    virgin and glass filled
• Glass Polyester (ALL grades):
  • GPO-3 red
  • Glastic: sheets, channels and angles complete product line
  • Extren product line
  • SG200 high temperature
• Acrylic all grades, colors and manufacturers.
• Polycarbonate aka Lexan by GE also Eastman and Shefield
  
• Refractory materials:
  • Transite II   silicate based, high temperature cement board.
  • Marinite grades
  • Glastherm