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Plastic component repairs

Give a damaged plastic part a considered next step.

Discuss repair options for Kydex, Boltaron and ABS components that are cracked, worn or deformed. Send the material details, photographs and intended use for a review of the repair requirements.

AT A GLANCE
  • Kydex
  • Boltaron
  • ABS
The work in detail

Understand the damage before the repair.

Cracks & damage

Show the affected area from more than one angle. Include its location on the part and whether the damage has changed during use.

Discuss this

Wear & deformation

Describe how the shape or surface has changed and the function the part needs to perform. A reference to its original condition can help.

Discuss this

Material-specific review

Identify the polymer and grade where possible. The repair approach and suitability depend on the actual material, condition and application.

Discuss this
Material & application

Know the material behind the part.

Kydex, Boltaron and ABS are named in the original repair service. Include any material markings, grade records and requirements that apply to the component.

From project to quotation

Bring the details.
Start the conversation.

A focused brief helps us understand the work and prepare the next step. Share what you know; we can discuss any open details.

Prepare your enquiry

The quote form prepares an email for you to review and send. Scope, pricing and timing are confirmed through the quotation.

  1. Material & part details

    Known polymer or grade, dimensions, quantity and any part identification.

  2. Clear damage photographs

    Views of the whole part and close-ups of cracks, wear or deformation.

  3. Use & requirements

    How the component is used, relevant loads or conditions, and any governing specification or documentation requirement.

  4. Desired result & timing

    What you need restored and your preferred date. Repair feasibility and the final scope must be confirmed.

A practical next step

From the first detail
to an agreed plan.

  1. Describe the damage

    Share the part details and photographs.

  2. Review the options

    Discuss material, condition and the requirements the result must meet.

  3. Agree the next step

    Confirm whether repair is appropriate and the quoted scope before proceeding.

Before you enquire

A few useful answers.

Can every damaged plastic component be repaired?

Repair suitability depends on the material, damage and application. Share the details for review; a repair outcome is not guaranteed before assessment.

What if the part has specific technical or documentation requirements?

Include those requirements with the enquiry. Any repair approach, suitability and supporting documentation must be agreed for the actual component.

Supply Kings · Calgary

Make room for your next project.

Tell us what you’re working on and we’ll discuss the requirements.

Request a quote