Damrix Plastics · Ontario, Canada
Certified engineering plastics, documented to the lot
PEEK, UHMW-PE, PTFE, nylon, acetal, polycarbonate, PPS, PAI and PEI stock and machined components for food, pharmaceutical and industrial OEM operations across Canada and the continental United States. Every order ships with certificates of conformance and full lot traceability.
Supply record
What we hold, and what ships with it
Damrix is a distributor. Our value is grade knowledge, held stock and the documentation package that accompanies every release.
Who we serve
Three operating environments, three sets of requirements
Grade selection is driven by contact status, cleaning chemistry, operating temperature and the documentation your quality system needs on file. Each sector page lists the standards we require from our supply chain and the grades that satisfy them.
Stock forms
Rod, plate, sheet, tube and machined components — held to grade, released to schedule
Material families
Stock, grades and machined components
Eighteen material families held or sourced to schedule, from commodity sheet through to post-cured PAI. Full grade listings, compliance flags and stock forms are on the materials index.
- PEEKDMX-HP-101
Polyetheretherketone
FDAUSP CLASS VIEU 10/2011 - UHMW-PEDMX-EN-201
Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene
FDANSF 513-A DAIRY - PTFEDMX-HP-105
Polytetrafluoroethylene
FDAUSP CLASS VI3-A DAIRY - PA6 / PA66 / PA12DMX-EN-204
Nylon / Polyamide
FDA (select grades)EU 10/2011 (select grades) - POM-C / POM-HDMX-EN-203
Acetal
FDANSF 513-A DAIRY - PCDMX-EN-207
Polycarbonate
FDA (select grades)UL 94 V-2CSA-recognised guarding - PPSDMX-HP-103
Polyphenylene sulphide
FDANSF 51 (select grades)UL 94 V-0 - PAI / TORLON-typeDMX-HP-102
Polyamide-imide
FDA (select grades)RoHS - PEI / ULTEM-typeDMX-HP-104
Polyetherimide
FDAUSP CLASS VINSF 61
How supply works
A sequenced process, documented at each stage
Material selection for regulated environments is a technical exercise, not a catalogue transaction. This is the sequence every Damrix programme follows.
- 01
Specification review
You provide the application, operating temperature, chemical exposure, load duty and required certifications. We confirm which grades qualify and which do not, in writing.
- 02
Sample and approval
Sample coupons or first-article parts are issued from the intended lot where stock allows, with the certificate package attached for your quality file.
- 03
Lot-traceable supply
Released orders ship with certificates of conformance, mill or extrusion lot identification and, where applicable, food-contact and biocompatibility statements.
- 04
Scheduled replenishment
Repeat requirements move to a release schedule against held stock, so grade and lot continuity is maintained across production runs.
Compliance framing
What we require from our supply chain
Damrix is a distributor, not a manufacturer. The certifications below are held by certified manufacturing partners in our supply chain. We verify them, we require documentation against them, and we pass that documentation to you with the material.
Documentation issued with orders
Documentation is issued against the shipped lot, not a generic grade datasheet. If a certificate your quality system requires is not available for a grade, we state that before the order is placed.
Case studies
Application records
Documented application records are being prepared for publication. Customer names and process details are withheld until written release is in place.
Pending release
Application, grade selected and documentation package will be listed here once approved for publication.
Pending release
Application, grade selected and documentation package will be listed here once approved for publication.
Pending release
Application, grade selected and documentation package will be listed here once approved for publication.
Next step
Discuss a material requirement
Send the application, operating conditions and certification requirements. A materials specialist reviews every inquiry and responds with grade recommendations and documentation availability.