Friday, December 13, 2013

Plastic Sheets and Rods: Build them smart, build them to last

Some people think the most powerful force on Earth is ‘Love’. While Love is certainly powerful, a force known as Coefficient of Thermal Expansion is more powerful. All materials grow and shrink with temperatures regardless of pressures or weight.


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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Get An Education And Learn About Plastic Sheets, Rods and Tubes

Need help choosing the proper plastic sheet or plastic rod? Consider calling on a Plasticologist from The Plastic Mentor Blog. Supplying plastic sheets, rods, tubes and profiles since 1975, the have the experience to assist with your needs.


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Monday, November 25, 2013

Battle between Dupont Delrin Homopolymer and Acetal Copolymer Rages On

While Dupont Delrin Homopolymer Acetal is similar to the Copolymer Acetal, there are a few distinct differences that can make or break your next part. Center line porosity and maximum temperature range are two large differences.


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Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Sabic Noryl EN265 Sheet and Rod Are Excellent in Water Environments

Noryl® is a Modified Polyphenylene Oxide (PPO), and trade name of Sabic Plastics (formerly known as GE Plastics) and was developed in 1966. Noryl is similar to Acetal and PET however it carries a better UL rating, and has very low moisture absorption.


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Friday, November 15, 2013

Can Google’s Android Survive Microsoft and Apple Attack On Technology

Is this an attack on Technology? A well orchestrated attack on Google and Google’s Android Operating System is underway. Major lawsuits filed by Rockstar Bidco have just been filed. Rockstar Bidco is owned by Microsoft, Apple, RIM, Ericson and Sony.


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Thursday, November 7, 2013

Ultem Plastic Sheet and Rod Won’t Sweat The Extreme Temperatures

Ultem (PEI) plastic sheet is an Ideal material for applications that require high strength and need to withstand high temperatures. PEI is capable of performing continuously up to 340 degrees Fahrenheit, a great choice for electrical and medical products.


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Friday, November 1, 2013

PTFE Sheet Slides Effortlessly From Frying Pan to Industrial Wear Surface

While attempting to make a new chlorofluorocarbon refrigerant, PTFE was accidentally discovered in 1938 by chemist Roy Plunkett. Plunkett was a Dupont Chemist at the time of the discovery. Dupont trade named the new material Teflon®.


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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Food Processing Equipment to Factory Lines PET Sheet Keeps It Moving

PET, Polyethylene Terephthalate or Crystalline Polyester is a plastic material which commonly replaces other substrates. Some materials that PET commonly replace are Steel, Aluminum, Nylons, and Acetal – Delrin. Excellent in food processing applications.


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Monday, October 28, 2013

PEEK Sheet and Rod A Natural For Implantable Medical Grade Plastic

PEEK is the ideal material to be used in medical and electrical applications because it is dimensionally stable, low coefficient of friction and can be exposed to temperatures as high as 450 degrees Fahrenheit. PEEK excels in Medical Plastic Applications


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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Dealing with Rust and Corrosion of Metals, What to replace with?

Rusting Metals If you use metals in your product or production line, you may experience corrosion of the base metal. This is caused by moisture and the iron in the metal. It is very common reaction, and can be the death of a production line. As the metal deteriorates, the metal gets smaller and more brittle. As pressures are applied to this area, the possibility of a break or rupture are highly increased. Solutions The easiest solution is to not use metal. Other solutions include coating of the metal parts prior to installation on your equipment. This coating process is an expensive way to go, and most coating eventually wear out and degrade. If the metal were to have some moisture seep in under the coating, it can rust away underneath the coating, and have the same problems. The best choice is the use a different material. Most plastic products do not degrade and are not affected by any corrosion. The most popular plastic for replacing metals, is Natural UHMW Sheet or Rod, and it is a very high wear resistant material. This product can replace most wear parts and many bearing grade metals. The UHMW can wear up to 4 times longer and cost less to start. Easy Installation Using a plastic product to replace a metal product will make installation dramatically simpler. Plastics are much easier to cut, machine, drill, tap, shape and install. In addition, the finally product will assist in the reduction of noise - this makes OSHA happier as well. Consider using a plastic sheet, plastic plate, plastic bar or plastic rod for your next project where you have used metal in the past.