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A Processor’s Most Important Job, Part 8: Molded-In Stress
How processing adjustments can control molded-in stress.
Read MoreA Processor's Most Important Job, Part 7: Reviewing Crystallinity
There are several process-related issues that influence crystallinity besides cooling rate. Let’s examine a few.
Read MoreMaterial Handling: New Loaders and Receivers Handle Smaller Throughputs for Medical Jobs
Cleanroom-ready design and construction make them well suited for medical processing applications on injection molding machines up to 400 tons.
Read MoreUniversity Scientists Study Impact Of China's Ban On Plastic Waste Imports
New recycling programs are needed domestically to avoid waste pile up.
Read MoreMaterials: Flame-Retardant PC Blends for Interior Train Components
Covestro’s new PC blends are geared for use in train walls, seats, electronic components.
Read MoreA Processor's Most Important Job, Part 6: Long-Term Effects
The importance of mold temperature to the development of the desired polymer crystalline structure becomes absolutely crucial in the case of high-performance materials.
Read MorePlastics Leadership Summit to Discuss Workforce Development
Today marks the final day of The Plastics Leadership Summit and the agenda includes a session on workforce development and technology innovation in manufacturing, with a stellar panel featuring speakers from IQMS, Local Motors, HP and more.
Read MorePaulson: Fill the Skills Gap…By Training
Training may not be a glitzy as seeing a new machine at a trade show, but the payback is just as real...and it just might help you find and retain employees.
Read More‘Skills Gap’ at Processors Means More Needed from Suppliers
Count screen changer manufacturer High-Technology as among those machine builders providing more intuitive and integrated products requiring less in the way of human intervention.
Read MoreENTEK Expands Extruder Lines for Both Small Lot and High Throughput Jobs
New compounding extruders for both quick-change and high-volume applications.
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