Machining Polyurethane Plastic Polyurethane can be thermoplastic or thermoset, but in machining, thermoset polyurethane is used. This material is known for excellent mechanical properties, chemical inertness, thermal stability, and electrical insulation. Manufacturers...
Alumina ceramic machining Machining is not limited only to shaping metals and plastics; it can also work with various ceramic materials using specialized tooling and the right machining variables. Alumina ceramic is a common ceramic machining material widely used to...
Cast vs extruded acrylic There are exciting acrylic products in the market, but not all acrylics are built the same. A common comparison is between cast acrylic and extruded acrylic, with the focus points being the manufacturing process, optical clarity, physical...
Polypropylene machining Polypropylene (PP) can be processed using computer numerical control (CNC) technology to produce parts for a wide range of industries, including automotive, medical, chemical handling, consumer goods, and food processing. PP has impressive...
Nylon vs acetal plastic Many industrial applications depend on acetal and nylon plastics, which are popular engineering plastics. Compared to metal, rubber, and other conventional materials, these plastics offer unmatched versatility, mechanical strength, and...
