Engineering Specifications
| Â Â PLASTIC MOLDING |
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 ► Insert Molding |
|  ► Injection Molding |
|  ► Injection Compression Molding |
|  ► Rotary Injection Molding |
|  ► Shuttle Injection Molding |
|  ► Transfer Molding |
|  ► Compression Molding |
| Â Â PLASTIC MATERIALS |
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 ► Acetal |
|  ► Acrylics |
|  ► Acrylonitrile-butadiene Styrene (Abs) |
|  ► Alkyds |
|  ► BMC (Bulk Molding Compound) |
|  ► Diallyl Phthalate (Dap) |
|  ► Epoxy |
|  ► Melamine-formaldehyde |
|  ► Nylon |
|  ► Phenolic |
|  ► Polyamide-imide |
|  ► Polyarylates |
|  ► Polybutylene |
|  ► Polycarbonate |
|  ► Polyethylene |
|  ► Polyimides |
|  ► Polyketones |
|  ► Polyphenylene Oxide, Modified |
|  ► Polyphenylene Sulfide |
|  ► Polypropylene |
|  ► Polystyrene |
|  ► SMC (Sheet Molding Compound) |
|  ► Styrene Acrylonitrile |
|  ► Sulfone Polymers |
|  ► Thermoplastic Polyester (Saturated) |
|  ► Thermoset Polyester |
|  ► Urea-formaldehyde |
PHENOLIC
Phenolic, also known as Bakelite, is a resin that is made from phenol and an aldehyde. There are a lot of advantages to using phenolic resins such as excellent dielectric strength, great mechanical strength, and dimensional stability, resistant to high heat, wear resistant, low moisture absorption, and can be machined easily.
Typical Applications:
Adhesives, casting resins, laminating resins, electrical and electronic Applications, automotive, appliance handles, frac balls, and knobs.
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