Injection Molding Guide Injection Molding: Mold Design Injection Molding: Mold Processing

Injection Molding Guide Injection Molding: Mold Design Injection Molding: Mold Processing

Designing Molds for Styrenic Block Copolymers (SBC) For best results manufacturers should understand the material’s processing benefits and limitations before designing a mold.  This TPE Tip can help you achieve: •    Conventional, opaque colors •    High visibility, fluorescent, bright colors •    Transparent, translucent, or pearlescent colors •    Thermochromic colors for color change based on temperature    

Supplier HellermannTyton switched to heat-stabilized Bergamid™ B70 G30H Black TM-X polyamide to produce a seat fastener at lower cost, lower weight and with greater design flexibility Learn about Avient's urethane paste colorants (PEP & ET) Applicable to multiple products; injection molding parameters, startup and shutdown, mold design, and troubleshooting recommendations for Edgetek™ High Performance Formulations

Most fluoropolymers, other than PTFE and polyvinyl fluoride (PVF), can be melt processed using conventional thermoplastic extrusion or molding techniques. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques. Coloring Fluoropolymers

Most fluoropolymers, other than PTFE and polyvinyl fluoride (PVF), can be melt processed using conventional thermoplastic extrusion or molding techniques. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques. Coloring Fluoropolymers

Most fluoropolymers, other than PTFE and polyvinyl fluoride (PVF), can be melt processed using conventional thermoplastic extrusion or molding techniques. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques. Coloring Fluoropolymers

Most fluoropolymers, other than PTFE and polyvinyl fluoride (PVF), can be melt processed using conventional thermoplastic extrusion or molding techniques. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques. Coloring Fluoropolymers

Most fluoropolymers, other than PTFE and polyvinyl fluoride (PVF), can be melt processed using conventional thermoplastic extrusion or molding techniques. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques. Coloring Fluoropolymers

VERSAFLEX™ VDT 4202-40B DYNAFLEX™ G7940-1 Application Anti-Vibration Feet Anti-Vibration Feet Defining Characteristic Vibration Damping Good Processability Compression Set Low Compression Set Low Compression Set Tactile Feel Grippy Feel Soft Touch, Rubbery Feel Coloring Black Natural Hardness 40 Shore A 40 Shore A Processing Injection Molding Injection Molding Overmolding Substrate Polypropylene Polypropylene HOW GLS TPEs MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN HOME APPLIANCE ANTI-VIBRATION FEET • Reduced appliance movement and noise – vibration damping technology reduces movement and noise of the appliance when in use • Resistance to wear and tear – TPEs are proven to maintain their shape and resist tears with low compression set • Better performance and function – increase design freedom with material selection flexibility • Improved processability – boost efficiency with injection molding processing and reduce overall production cycle time and costs • Reduced number of part defects – eliminate secondary operations to achieve consistent and controlled results To learn more about GLS TPEs home appliances, visit www.avient.com or call +1.844.4AVIENT (1.844.428.4368).