FAQ

Here at MKM Extrusions we offer a huge range of plastic profiles, which are sold in 75 metre packs, in two stock colours: white and black. We often get asked about the availability of other colours. Although it is possible to manufacture in any colour, this would mean following a custom extrusion process which means there is a larger minimum order...

Plastic flat bar strips are a simple yet versatile extruded profile, and are widely used in a many different industries. At MKM Extrusions, we offer rigid plastic flat strips made from high quality PVC which can be used both indoors and outdoors. We also offer a smaller range of flexible...

At MKM Extrusions, we produce a wide range of plastic profiles, extrusions, and trims that are used in various industries and applications. If you’re new to the world of plastic products, you might wonder what these terms mean and how they differ. In this blog, we’ll break down the definitions and common uses of plastic profiles, plastic extrusions, and plastic trims to help you better understand which might be suited for your project...

At MKM Extrusions we offer a wide variety of PVC profiles designed for different types of applications. Amongst these, T sections, T barbs and H interlocking profiles have some similarities. However, each of these plastic profiles has their own specific characteristics and purposes that set them apart. In this blog, we will outline the differences between these three profiles to help you choose the right one for your project. If in doubt, please ...

Plastic angle trim is a versatile extruded profile which is often used in different ways for many types of application. As a result, it goes by several names, especially by potential customers who are searching for this product online. At MKM Extrusions, we use the terminology ‘Plastic Angle Trim...

It is generally thought that plastic tube and plastic pipe are the same thing. These words are often used interchangeably, because tubes and pipes are both long hollow cylinders. But they are actually quite different. In this blog we explain the difference between tube and pipe...

The best way to cut plastic profiles is with a fine-toothed rotary saw. This gives a neater cut than using a wide-toothed saw as it reduces burred and jagged edges. The more teeth on the saw the better the cut. If you are wanting to fix plastic angle trim to a surface you may need to cut it to the required length first. ...

We recently visited the Interplas exhibition, the UK's leading plastics industry event. Solutions, products, machines and ideas are presented to the UK manufacturing industry. Interplas covers manufacturing processes, technologies and services essential to the plastics sector...

We believe that the prices of our plastic extrusions are very competitive. That means like for like, for exactly the same plastic extrusion product made with the same standard of quality. We are totally transparent with our pricing as all prices are listed on our online shop...