Polystone P CubX
Polystone P CubX is a revolutionary plastic construction sheet designed specifically for rectangular tank manufacturing. What sets it apart is its unique internal cube structure, which provides exceptional longitudinal and transverse stiffness. This design allows Polystone P CubX to deliver the higher strength and rigidity than traditional solid plastic sheets and the added benefit of significantly reduced weight.
Specifications
- Minimum Operating Temperature
- 0°C
- Maximum Operating Temperature
- 100°C
- Drinking Water Approved
- Yes
- Tensile Strength (MPa)
- 30
- Thermal Expansion (µm/m.K)
- 120-190
- Chemical Resistance
- High
- Formats Available
- Sheet
Polystone P CubX is a grade of engineering plastic supplied in sheet form, part of the Specialty Plastics > Cubx category at Dotmar. It is designed for technical applications that demand reliable service across a moderate temperature window from 0°C to 100°C.
This material demonstrates high chemical resistance, making it suitable for environments where exposure to aggressive media is a concern. With a tensile strength of 30 MPa and a thermal expansion coefficient in the range of 120–190, it provides predictable mechanical and dimensional behaviour.
Sourced through Dotmar, Polystone P CubX comes with the benefit of local supply and industry support for machined and fabricated plastic components, ensuring you receive a material ready for integration into your manufacturing or maintenance projects.
Key Features
- Service temperature range from 0 °C to 100 °C
- Tensile strength of 30 MPa
- High chemical resistance
- Available in sheet format
- Predictable thermal expansion behaviour (120–190 range)
Polystone P CubX Applications & Uses
Typical applications for Polystone P CubX take advantage of its combination of moderate temperature performance and high chemical resistance. Industries such as chemical processing, water treatment, and general industrial manufacturing specify this material for machined components, housings, tank fittings, and structural parts that must withstand chemical attack at temperatures up to 100 °C.