Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Explained Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) is a widely used plastic known for being strong, lightweight, and moisture-resistant. What makes PET polymerspolyemrs special is theirits ability to be recycled and theirits versatility in...
Bronze, copper and brass fittings Introduction Brass and bronze have influenced human history and are essential in manufacturing processes and parts. These materials are confusing because they are copper-based alloys and look alike, but have different attributes. This...
Polypropylene vs ABS plastic granules comparison Among injection molding materials, the two you’ve had to choose from are ABS or Polypropylene. Both materials are common thermoplastics, but for varied applications. Choosing one over the other may offer particular...
Homopolymers vs. Copolymers: Molecular Structures Are you trying to utilize high-performance plastic in your project but wondering how to choose between a homopolymer and a copolymer? To achieve the utmost performance and the highest cost-effectiveness, you will at...
Heat-resistant plastics Under-the-hood car parts, plastic medical equipment, aircraft engine-related polymers, electrical connectors, and many other plastic components must operate in high-temperature conditions. Heat-resistant plastics are popular materials for such...
