How Premium Marine Plastics Contribute to Sustainable Boating Practices

Interior of boat utilizing marine plastic

The push for sustainability is reshaping every industry, and boating is charting the same course. The marine industry, traditionally reliant on non-renewable materials, is now exploring greener alternatives. One standout solution is the use of premium marine plastics. Not only do these materials reduce the environmental footprint, but they also enhance performance and longevity, making them an ideal choice for sustainable boat building. In this post, we’ll explore how premium marine plastics are contributing to improved sustainability within boating and why they’re emerging as a vital material in the industry.

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Acrylic vs Nylon: What are the Key Differences?

Nylon (Polyamide) and acrylic (Poly Methyl Methacrylate) are both made from synthetic polymers derived from petroleum. As thermoplastics, they both can be easily melted and molded into many shapes. They are both incredibly versatile materials with a wide range of uses. But they have differences that will matter depending on their use. Here, we discuss their differences, their pros and cons, and some considerations to help when choosing acrylic vs nylon for your projects. 

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How to Properly Handle PP Plastic Recycling

One of the most adaptable plastics on the market is polypropylene (aka PP Plastic). PP plastic is a semi-crystalline thermoplastic known for its durability and versatility. So, it’s not surprising that it’s the second most widely used commodity plastic after polyethylene (PET).

When choosing which plastic to use, you might want to consider the environmental impact the material will have when you no longer need it. With that in mind, here’s what you need to know about PP plastic recycling.

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