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Hi. I want to blend PP with PE to format a mix that can be extruded. Since these are not miscible, what can I add as a modifier to make them miscible Read more »
We acquired a catheter component from a vendor that keeps breaking during use. Vendor states the root cause is a cleaning agent that is used to clean the inside of the tube that leaks onto the PEBAX ... Read more »
can someone explain please the major difference between a screw which is designed for *PP* but it is not working on *HDPE*. share best design for HDPE material Thanks From irfan_asmat@yahoo.com Read more »
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We are manufacturers of Pe zipper profiles. Recently we are receiving enquiries about developing a universal zipper profile that can be used on both PE AND PP films. One of our competitors has alre... Read more »
I know it sounds weird. I've got a polythene bodied RC car. I use elbow grease and plain white toothpaste. No, really, give it a go once you're down to the fine scratch stage. Read more »
Try this website I found, you don't have to read all of it but just scan it for key points and make sure to read the last paragraph Here's the link: What happened to `starlite', a material with se... Read more »
Hi all, I am having issues when reflowing a catheter using a 40D resin pebax segment. It is presenting a fish scale effect defect, these are little flashes in a regular pattern. Materials are PTFE in... Read more »
I think it's safe to assume that most or at least many milk containers are heated. In fact, I was told by someone who distributes milk that the way it works generally is that the bottles are formed ... Read more »
Does anyone know which solvents are able to dissolve Alq3 other than chloroform ? I'm looking for something that has a boiling point that is higher than chloroform so that i could get smoother films ... Read more »
polymers: calculate degree of crystallinity? in [1[2,3]] an equation for quiscent crystallisation kinetics, calculating material derivative or relative degree of crystallisation is given: (1*) (D/Dt... Read more »
I'm looking for TP=DC with a high MVI > 80 cc/10 min (@160 =B0C/2.16 kg). If possible the polymer must also have some elongation. And must have some restance to hydrolysis Read more »
Hi, I would like to know if I blend PP and LDPE for extrusion. What is maxium percentage of LDPE can be used? and I heard that i need to add random copolymer PP in PP and LDPE blend to help the mis... Read more »
Hi I am conducting a transient thermal solution for plastic materials for which I need specific heat, conductivity and density data for these materials as functions of temperature (room temp to melt ... Read more »
Please how do I remove cement from plastic windows Read more »
I know it sounds weird. I've got a polythene bodied RC car. I use elbow grease and plain white toothpaste. No, really, give it a go once you're down to the fine scratch stage. Read more »
I just began my new job. We have a rigid PVC product ('W' shape). The engineering quote extrusion speed is 1500ft/hr, while our actual extrusion speed is 700ft/hr. This made we lost a lot of money... Read more »
I've seen demonstrations of both d3o (http://www.d3o.com/) and Sorbothane (http://www.sorbothane.com/). Unfortunately, d3o is not available to the general public in sheets, and sorbothane sheets are... Read more »
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