Emco Industrial Plastics, Inc.

Address

99 Commerce Drive
Cedar Grove
NJ, 07009
United States

Phone: +1800292-9906

Emco Industrial Plastics is your full-service plastics distribution, fabrication, and machining company. It offers an extensive inventory of engineering, high performance, and commodity plastics. This massive selection of plastic materials includes Delrin®, Vespel®, Torlon®, Techtron®, Rulon®, Acetal, PEEK, PVDF, Ultem®, Semitron®, Macor®, Acrylic, Polycarbonates, and more, in diverse forms of sheet, rod, tube, profile, and film, and other related products.

Primary Activity

Supplier of plastic sheet, Rod, Tube, Films and Prototyping.

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A to Z of Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling

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