Engineering Resins
Reprocessed Resin Line
CP Pryme Eco product line will include recycled and bio-derived materials.
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Planned 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.
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Carbon Fiber Reinforced PEEK for Medical Implants
Vestakeep is available at two levels of carbon fiber content and appropriate for long-term surgical implants.
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What'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.
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Printing From Pellet for Lower Cost, Higher Tensile Strength
Material qualification testing highlights advantages of skipping the filament in printing polyetherimide parts for aerospace applications.
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Prices Bottom Out for Volume Resins?
Flat-to-down trajectory underway for fourth quarter for commodity resins.
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Commodity, Engineering Compounds Include Recycled Content
M. Holland Company announced its Mfinity brand of commodity and engineering resins with recycled content up to 100%.
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Metal-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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'Breakthrough' Acetal Homopolymer for High-Performance Gears
Offers high creep resistance and fatigue durability for automotive, e-bike and other high-performance applications.
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What is the Allowable Moisture Content in Nylons? It Depends (Part 1)
A lot of the nylon that is processed is filled or reinforced, but the data sheets generally don’t account for this, making drying recommendations confusing. Here’s what you need to know.
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