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VALOX 357 Boasts Strong Chemical, Heat Resistance for Plastic Parts
Posted On June 24, 2020 By Nicole Hopper
The Polybutylene Terephthalate’s strong resistance, stability, and processability make it a versatile plastic useful in a variety industries.
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Fortron 1140L4 PPS Offers High Strength, Resistance for Molded Parts
Posted On April 27, 2020 By Nicole Hopper
Fortron’s heat and chemical resistance, electrical properties, and rigidity make it an ideal plastic for the automotive or electronic industries.
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Lexan 940 Offers Good Looks and Strength for Molded Parts
Posted On March 27, 2020 By Steve Konick
Lexan 940 resin continues to be a staple polycarbonate (PC) used for injection molding.
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UL 94 Classification and Flame-Retardant Thermoplastics
Posted On March 1, 2019 By Brazil Metal Parts
An overview of thermoplastics with flame-retardant characteristics and the UL 94 classification.
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The Benefits of Using TPU in Elastomeric Part Designs
Posted On May 10, 2017 By Brazil Metal Parts
So, you’re designing a part that requires flexibility and you need to choose a material.
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5 Med-Friendly Materials
Posted On April 14, 2017 By Will Martin
Developing medical devices? Here are five material options to consider.
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Overmolding: Chemical and Mechanical Bonding
Posted On April 14, 2017 By Tony Holtz
A number of materials can be used to overmold components together, but without a chemical bond or mechanical interlock, some overmolded parts won’t stand the test of time.