Engineering Resins
Imagine A World Where Polymers Were First
One reason for the disproportionate attention that plastics receive in the environmental conversation is that they are newcomers. Perhaps if we had been relying on them for thousands of years, we’d view them differently.
Read MoreComposites Materials for FDM Printing
Materials are formulated for use on any pellet-based fused deposition modeling printer.
Read MoreReprocessed Resin Line
CP Pryme Eco product line will include recycled and bio-derived materials.
Read MorePlanned Demonstration Facility Will Produce Acrylonitrile from Bio-based Glycerol
Trillium announced its partnership with Zeton to design its demonstration facility for converting plant-based glycerol into acrylonitrile.
Read MoreCarbon Fiber Reinforced PEEK for Medical Implants
Vestakeep is available at two levels of carbon fiber content and appropriate for long-term surgical implants.
Read MoreWhat's the Allowable Moisture Content in Nylons? It Depends: Part 2
Operating within guidelines from material suppliers can produce levels of polymer degradation. Get around it with better control over either the temperature of the melt or the barrel residence time.
Read MorePrinting From Pellet for Lower Cost, Higher Tensile Strength
Material qualification testing highlights advantages of skipping the filament in printing polyetherimide parts for aerospace applications.
Read MorePrices Bottom Out for Volume Resins?
Flat-to-down trajectory underway for fourth quarter for commodity resins.
Read MoreCommodity, Engineering Compounds Include Recycled Content
M. Holland Company announced its Mfinity brand of commodity and engineering resins with recycled content up to 100%.
Read MoreMetal-Detectable Nylon 66 Compounds for Cable Ties, Fasteners
Material targets applications where foreign object contamination causes health concerns and reputational damage.
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