ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is an amorphous terpolymer known for its excellent balance of properties, ease of processing, and wide range of applications. This versatile material combines str...
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is an amorphous polymer with no distinct melting point. It begins to soften at 60°C, enters a viscoelastic state between 100–150°C, and becomes viscous at 150°C—releasing...
Ever wondered what makes that sturdy yet flexible food container or that durable car part? Chances are, it's Polypropylene, or PP. Let's dive into the fascinating world of this common yet incr...
There are four ways to present the formula of viscoelastic damping materials, usually in the form of a proportion table.(1) Basic formula form. It's expressed with the main polymer in the formula ...
The formula of viscoelastic damping materials generally includes the following basic components: (1) Binder. The binder is the main polymer in the viscoelastic damping material, the key ingredient in ...
The technical requirements for engineering materials generally include two aspects: basic requirements and service requirements. The basic requirements also cover conventional performance requirements...
Viscoelastic damping materials are based on polymer compounds, but pure polymers usually can’t be used directly. They must be mixed with other raw materials to improve and enhance their performance. ...
Products made by injection molding of TPR/TPE are prone to flash.Flash on injection-molded parts, also known as overflow or burrs, mostly occurs at the joints of the upper modules of the mold, such as...
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