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Plastic Components
Plastic Components
Analysts expect the engineering plastics market to grow by more than 7.43% over the next five years, but should you choose an engineering plastic for your plastic needs? If so, which plastic gives you the best results? Learn more about the...
Are you looking for a high-performance polymer that is both lightweight and durable? If yes, look no further than Techtron PPS. This advanced engineering breakthrough offers numerous advantages, from its exceptional resistance to wear and heat to...
What is Ultem® Plastic? It is a reliable and high-strength plastic designed to withstand extreme temperatures and powerful chemicals with a wide range of uses. This makes it an ideal choice for many industries. With its superior strength and...
The manufacturing industry is worth about $7 trillion as of this year, 2023. It's an industry that we couldn't live without in our world. From engineering buildings and bridges to creating microwaves and appliances that we use on a daily basis,...
Modern manufacturing is thriving because of innovative and versatile materials. Take plastics, for example. That's a thriving market, with a 7% year-on-year increase as demand from various businesses grows. Phenolic plastics are some of the most...
Is creating the perfect part for your company's next cutting-edge computing product high on your priority list in 2023? You're in good company. The demand for quality engineered products is expected to continue to skyrocket in light of today's...
Peek or polyetheretherketone is a superior thermoplastic polymer used in engineering and medical applications because of its low 7% failure rate. A high-performance plastic polymer, it serves a variety of applications. This is due to its strength,...
Did you know Delrin® is an engineering plastic that outlasts some metals? It is commonly used in the manufacture of precision parts. It has many benefits and is useful for applications that require strength, stiffness, and low friction. In this...
Plastic was first invented in 1907, and ever since then, it has become an extremely important type of material that is used in all sorts of different industries. It is now used to package foods, improve machine parts, and more. Without plastic, our...
PPS and PEEK are both semicrystalline, high-performance thermoplastics. They're known broadly for low friction, good wear, fatigue, and chemical resistance. Because these two plastics appear so similar, property-wise, it can be hard to know...