
2020 PVC 100mm
High-quality 2020 PVC extrusion, 100mm length.
$2.00
SKU: 2020PVC100Build prototypes, displays, machine guards, electronics fixtures, dividers and compact workshop structures with a clean, non-conductive alternative to aluminium extrusion.

“2020” refers to the nominal 20 mm by 20 mm cross-section. TekPlastic’s PVC profile uses a slotted modular shape for compact structures where low weight, electrical insulation and easy fabrication matter more than the stiffness of aluminium.
The plastic profile is easier to lift, position and transport than a comparable metal frame, making it useful for prototypes and portable assemblies.
PVC does not conduct electricity, which can simplify guards, cable supports, electronics test fixtures and low-voltage equipment enclosures.
Cut, drill and assemble the profile with common workshop tools. Removable fasteners also make many designs easier to alter or reuse.
PVC does not rust and the neutral light finish suits displays, indoor frames, covers and equipment that needs a tidy appearance.
The nominal 20 mm x 20 mm section provides a compact, repeatable building system for small structures and custom project layouts.
Use it for lightweight frames, dividers, cable management, guards and displays. Aluminium remains the better choice for high loads or high temperatures.
Compare available lengths, accessories, specifications and stock. Product pages include the information needed to plan a small frame or prototype.
See practical examples for workshop organisation, robotics, electronics, displays and other low-load structures. Each project can be adapted to suit your dimensions and hardware.
Use PVC where the assembly is lightweight and the benefits of low mass, insulation and easy cutting are useful. For long unsupported spans, heavy loads, high temperatures or precision machine frames, use a more suitable structural material.
It describes a profile with a nominal 20 mm x 20 mm cross-section. The slotted shape provides repeatable mounting points around the profile.
No. PVC is lighter and less stiff. It is intended for low-load frames and fixtures rather than high-load, high-temperature or precision structural applications.
Yes. PVC can generally be cut and drilled with common workshop tools. Use appropriate guarding, support the work and confirm the finished dimensions before assembly.
Typical uses include displays, light guards, cable supports, electronics fixtures, robot prototypes, dividers, organisers and other compact modular structures.