Spartech Corp.
Contact Information
Please visit: Spartech Corp.
Mailing Address:
120 S Central Ave., Ste. 1700
Clayton,
MO
63105
US
Phone:
314-721-4242
Toll-Free:
888-721-4242
Fax:
314-721-1447
Product Categories of Spartech Corp.
- ABS
- Acetal
- Acrylics
- ASA Copolymers and Alloys
- Custom Compounding, Formulating--Thermoplastics
- HDPE
- LDPE
- LLDPE
- Nylon--Amorphous
- Nylons - Other
- Nylon--Type 12
- Nylon--Type 6
- Nylon--Type 6/66 Copolymer
- Nylon--Type 610
- Nylon--Type 612
- Nylon--Type 66
- Polycarbonate
- Polycarbonate/ABS Alloys
- Polycarbonate/Polyester Alloy
- Polyester (Thermoplastic)--PBT Type
- Polyester (Thermoplastic)--PET Type
- Polyetherimide
- Polyethersulfone
- Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS)
- Polyphenylsulfone
- Polyphthalamide (PPA)
- Polypropylene (including Copolymers)
- Polystyrene
- Polysulfone
- PPE/PS Alloys
- SAN
- Stock Shapes--Sheet
- Thermoplastic Elastomers--Olefinic Type
- Thermoplastic Elastomers--Styrenic Type
As seen in PT
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From Pattern Maker to Custom Thermoformer: Mayfield Rides the Medical Wave
The story of Mayfield Plastics will ring familiar to anyone who’s been around plastics processing for a few years.
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New Sheets of TPO and Recycled PETG
WEB EXCLUSIVE Spartech Corp., St.
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Clear Road Ahead for TPOs, TPVs
Olefinic TPEs originally comprised only two classes of rubber-modified polypropylene, known as TPO and TPV. More recently, these have been supplemented by new types of olefinic elastomers that can be used on their own or as the rubber component in TPO/TPV compounds. Additionally, a small handful of specialty TPEs using olefinic matrices occupy niche applications.
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New TPO Sheet Is Easier to Process
New thermoformable TPO sheet from Spartech Corp., Clayton, Mo., reportedly offers improved processability for RV, bus, truck, and marine applications. “Extreme” sheet products comprise three grades that provide a wider processing window, better sag control, and enhanced aesthetics, Spartech says.
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PLA Sheet Boasts Strength and Clarity
A new line of bioplastic sheet products from Spartech Corp., Clayton, Mo., is made of polylactic acid (PLA) resin from NatureWorks LLC, Minnetonka, Minn.
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In December, Global Electric Motors (GEM), LLC began its tenth year of operation as the fi rst and only successful maker of all-electric, low-speed vehicles in North America.
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Extruding Biopolymers: Packaging Reaps Cost Benefit of Going 'Green'
Plastics made from renewable carbon chains, not fossil carbon from oil or gas, are suddenly a solid commercial reality. The draw isn’t just “green” marketing, but the “green” of stable prices not linked to petrochemicals.
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Global Competition: How U.S. Processors Cope
Globalization.
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PUR lumber and utility poles challenge standard thermoplastic and thermoset composites. Other show news included ‘tool-less’ molding and new resins and equipment.
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Automotive Innovation Trend-Setting Technologies Garner SPE Awards
Paintless in-mold film decorating and carbon-fiber composites are making inroads in appearance and structural parts. Blow molding is finding new interior applications. And long-fiber thermoplastics are cutting weight and cost on the inside and outside of new passenger vehicles.
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Thermoforming Shines in Exterior Vehicle Panels
Thermoformers are gaining a foothold in large exterior panels of specialized automobiles and utility vehicles.
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Spartech Spreads 'POP' Culture
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NPE News Wrap-Up: Thermoforming
Soaring interest in in-mold finishing techniques for injection molding and fiber-reinforced composites offers new prospects for cut-sheet formers.
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Sheet Extrusion Competition Ups the Ante on Technological Sophistication
As sheet extruders consolidate, they're modernizing operations to raise output and efficiency. The pressure is on to run faster, wider, with more layers and innovative combinations of materials. The challenges multiply as sheet extrusion is teamed with in-line compounding and downstream operations like thermoforming.
