Cetidur
Cetidur is a rigid PVC distinguished by high fire resistance and excellent adhesive properties, making it an ideal solution for industrial applications that require high mechanical performance and fire resistance.
Material Characteristics: 
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- High fire resistance: Cetidur is highly resistant to high temperatures and flames, making it suitable for use in demanding environments where fire resistance is essential.
 
 
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- Self-extinguishing: The material self-extinguishes once the fire source is removed, adding extra safety in industrial conditions.
 
 
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- Adhesive properties: Cetidur has excellent adhesive qualities, making it suitable for bonding and welding with other materials. It is also an excellent base for printing.
 
 
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- High mechanical loads: This plastic can withstand high mechanical stresses without significant deformation, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring structural materials.
 
 
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- Low deformation: The material shows minimal distortion under mechanical loads, making it stable and durable.
 
 
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- Can absorb up to 2% moisture at 50% humidity, an important property for applications exposed to high moisture conditions.
 
 
  
Dimensions and Shape: 
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- Dimensions: According to customer request
 
 
Technical Standards: 
Cetidur complies with the DIN EN ISO 1043-1 standard for PVC-U and polyvinyl chloride (PVC), meaning it is tested for standard industrial applications.
Advantages of Using Cetidur: 
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- Demanding industrial applications where high temperature conditions and fire resistance are critical.
 
 
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- Adaptability for welding, printing, and bonding allows flexibility in production and assembly processes.
 
 
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- Exceptional mechanical stability enables use in products exposed to heavy loads and harsh conditions.
 
 
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- Minimal deformation under load extends the product’s lifespan.
 
 
Applications of Cetidur: 
- Flexible assembly and manufacturing of components with welding and bonding
 
 
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- Manufacturing of electrical and electronic components
 
 
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- Automotive industry (for components that must withstand high temperatures and mechanical loads)
 
 
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- Industrial parts requiring fire resistance and durability under harsh conditions
 
 
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- Packaging and processing where excellent stability at high temperatures is needed
 
 
 
- Flexible assembly and manufacturing of components with welding and bonding