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Table A.1: Processing Relevant Characteristic Values for Selected Plastics (Injection
Molding)
SAN-GF30 - - - 0.2-0.3 -
ABS-GF30 - - - 0.1-0.3 -
POM-GF30 - - - 0.5-1.0 -
PA6-GF 30 - - - 0.2-1.2 -
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PA66 - - - 0.2-1.2 -
PET-A - - - 0.2 -
PET-K-GF-30 - - - 0.2-2.0 -
PBT-GF-30 - - - 0.5-1.5 -
PPE+PS-GF-30 - - - 0.2 -
PSU-GF40 - - - 0.2-0.4 -
PPS-GF-40 - - - 0.2 -
PES-GF-40 - - - 0.15 -
PEK - - - 0.7-0.9 -
PEK-GF-30 - - - 0.3-0.8 -
PC-GF-30 - - - 0.2-0.4 -
* Processing temperature, ** flow length at average melt temperature, melt pressure, and
mold wall temperature; ***sometimes not necessary because delivered in pre-dried form;
3) for amorphous grades
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Table A.2: Shrinkage Characteristic Values and Tolerance Groups for Plastic Resins (ac-
cording to DIN 16 901)
Amorphous thermoplastics
0-1 130 120 110 PS; SB; SAN; ABS*; ASA; PPE+PS*;
PPE; PMMA; PVC-U;
PA*; PC*; PET; PES; PSU*; PPS-GF
1-2 140 130 120 EVAC; PPEPDM; TPU 50 Shore D;
CA, CAB, CAP, CP;
2-3 150 140 130 TPU 70-90 Shore A
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Thermoset resins
0-1 130 120 110 EP; PF, MF, DAP with inorganic fillers;
UP-GF
1-2 140 130 120 PF, UF, MF, DAP with organic fillers;
UP-GF, MPF;
PF-cold molding resins; UP-Prepreg
2-3 150 140 130
3-4 160 150 140
∗ Reinforced and non-reinforced
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Tolerance Code
group letter*
Table A.2
Nominal dimension (mm)
over 0 1 3 6 10 15 22
up to 1 3 6 10 15 22 30
Allowable deviation
160 A ±0.28 ±0.30 ±0.33 ±0.37 ±0.42 ±0.49 ±0.57
B ±0.18 ±0.20 ±0.23 ±0.27 ±0.32 ±0.39 ±0.47
150 A ±0.23 ±0.25 ±0.27 ±0.30 ±0.34 ±0.38 ±0.43
B ±0.13 ±0.15 ±0.17 ±0.20 ±0.24 ±0.28 ±0.33
140 A ±0.20 ±0.21 ±0.22 ±0.24 ±0.27 ±0.30 ±0.34
B ±0.10 0.11 0.12 0.14 0.17 ±0.20 ±0.24
130 A ±0.18 ±0.19 ±0.20 ±0.21 ±0.23 ±0.25 ±0.27
B ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.10 ±0.11 ±0.13 ±0.15 ±0.17
Tolerance
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Nominal dimension (mm)
30 40 53 70 90 120 160
40 53 70 90 120 160 200
Allowable deviation
160 A ±0.66 ±0.78 ±0.94 ±1.15 ±1.40 ±1.80 ±2.20
B ±0.58 ±0.68 ±0.84 ±1.05 ±1.30 ±1.70 ±2.10
150 A ±0.49 ±0.57 ±0.68 ±0.81 ±0.97 ±1.20 ±1.50
B ±0.39 ±0.47 ±0.58 ±0.71 ±0.87 ±1.10 ±1.40
140 A ±0.38 ±0.43 ±0.50 ±0.60 ±0.70 ±0.85 ±1.05
B ±0.28 ±0.33 ±0.40 ±0.50 ±0.60 ±0.75 ±0.95
130 A ±0.30 ±0.34 ±0.38 ±0.44 ±0.51 ±0.60 ±0.70
B ±0.20 ±0.24 ±0.28 ±0.34 ±0.41 ±0.50 ±0.60
Tolerance
160 A 1.32 1.56 1.88 2.3 2.8 3.6 4.4
B 1.12 1.36 1.68 2.1 2.6 3.4 4.2
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Nominal dimension (mm)
Allowable deviation
160 A ±2.70 ±3.30 ±4.10 ±5.10 ±6.30 ±7.90 ±10.00
B ±2.60 ±3.20 ±4.00 ±5.00 ±6.20 ±7.80 ±9.90
150 A ±1.80 ±2.20 ±2.80 ±3.40 ±4.30 ±5.30 ±6.60
B ±1.70 ±2.10 ±2.70 ±3.30 ±4.20 ±5.20 ±6.50
140 A ±1.25 ±1.55 ±1.90 ±2.30 ±2.90 ±3.60 ±4.50
B ±1.15 ±1.45 ±1.80 ±2.20 ±2.80 ±3.50 ±4.40
130 A ±0.90 ±1.10 ±1.30 ±1.60 ±2.00 ±2.50 ±3.00
B ±0.80 ±1.00 ±1.20 ±1.50 ±1.90 ±2.40 ±2.90
Tolerance
160 A 5.4 6.6 8.2 10.2 12.5 15.8 20
B 5.2 6.4 8 10 12.3 15.6 19.8
150 A 3.6 4.4 5.6 6.8 8.6 10.6 13.2
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PVC-P-E - + ++ - ++
PMMA - ++ ++ + ++
POM - + ++ + ++5)
PA 6 - ++ ++ + ++5)
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PA 66 - ++ ++ + ++5)
PA 610 - ++ + + ++5)
PA 11 ++ ++ ++5)
PA 12 - + ++ ++ ++
PA 6-3-T - ++ ++ + ++
PC + ++ ++ + ++
PET - ++ ++ + -
PBT - + ++ - -
PPE+PS + ++ ++ + ++
PSU + ++ ++ + ++
PPS - + ++ + -
PES - ++ ++ + ++
PVDF - ++ ++ + ++
PTFE - + + -
PFA + + + + -
PEEK ++ ++ +
PAI ++ ++ +
PEI ++ ++ +
PEK ++ ++ +
CA - ++ ++ + ++
CP - ++ ++ + ++
CAB - ++ ++ + ++
PF type 31 ++ - + -
MF type 131 ++ - + -
MF/PF type ++ - + -
180/182
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Galvanizing Coating and Hot Vapor Solvent
printing embossing coating adhesion
UP type 802 ++ - + -
EP type 891 ++ - + -
TPO - + ++ + -
TPA - ++ ++ + ++
TPE - ++ ++ + -
TPS - ++ ++ + +
TPU - ++ ++ + ++
PB +3) + + -
PS + + + -
SAN + + + o
SB + + + o
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ABS + + + +
ASA + + + o
PVC-U + + + +
PVC-U-E o + o +
PVC-P - + - +
PVC-P-E - o - +
PMMA ++ ++ ++
POM ++ ++ ++3)
PA 6 + + + +
PA 66 + + + +
PA 610 + + + +
PA 11 + + + +
PA 12 + + + +
PA 6-3-T + + + +
PC + + + -
PET + + + -
PBT + + + -
PPE+PS + + + -
PSU + + + -
PPS + + + -
PES + + + -
PVDF o3) + o -
PTFE - - - -
PFA - + o -
PEEK + + + -
PAI + + + -
PEI + + + -
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Ultrasonic Hot Vibration High
welding plate welding frequency
welding welding
PEK + + + -
CA o + +
CP o + +
CAB o + - o
PF type 31 - - - -
MF type 13 - - - -
MF/PF type - - - -
UP type 80 - - - -
EP type 89 - - - -
TPO o3) + +
TPA o3) + +
TPE o3) + +
TPS + + +
TPU o3) + +
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2) Welding + = possible, o = possible under certain condiotions, - = not possible
3) for ultrasonic - welding only possible in near field applications
4) for certain grades
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PR HF TF PUR PUR/GF HW BF Exotic woods
PS O O O O −
ABS − − − − − − − −
PMMA O O O O
PVC − O O O
PPE+PA − − − − − − −
PPE+PS − − − O O
PC − − − O O − − −
PC+ABS − O O O O
PE-HD, LD O O O O
PP − − − O O −
PA − − − − − − − −
PAA O O O O
POM − − − O O
PET O O O O
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PBT O O O O
PBT+PC O O O O
SAN O O O O
PSU O O O O
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PEI O O O O
PR = Particle board − = Experimentally proven
HF = Wood fiber O = Mechanical bond possible
TF = Textile fiber
GF = Long glass fiber
HW = Wood flour
BF = Bast fiber
Table A.6: Possible Combinations of TPE and Thermoplastics for Laser Welding
PVC - x* x
PA 6 - x* x
PA 6.6 - x* x
PP x x -
PE x x -
POM - - x
ABS - x* x
PSU x - -
PBT - x* x
PMMA - x* -
SAN - x* x
-: no bond, x: bond
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UF-MF + - - +
Under certain PA + - +/- +
conditions POM + - - +
PET + - - +3)
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Rubber + - +/- +
Difficult PE - - - +/-4)
PP - - - +/-4)
PTFE - - - +/-4)
SI +/- - - +
1) not possible for foamed PS; 2) follow instructions of PVC-P supplier; 3) after
Trichloroethylene - - 417 1)
Cyclohexanone - 43 18 2)
Resin-Clean 5A-DE ++ + + o +
Resin-Clean VF 970 1) ++ + ++ o ++
Resin-Clean A 1) ++ + ++ o ++
Resin-Clean VF 610 ++ + + o +
Elasto-Clean E ++ + + o +
Resin-Clean E-90 1) + ++ ++ + o
Resin-Clean 5A-DE + - + + +
Resin-Clean VF 970 1) ++ o ++ ++ ++
Resin-Clean A 1)
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Resin-Clean VF 610 ++ o + ++ +
Elasto-Clean E o - + + -
Resin-Clean E-90 1) + + + ++ +
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Plastic Properties
ρ Mechanical Properties
σB B Et
g/cm3 MPa % MPa
PE-LD 0.914-0.92 8-23 300-1000 200-500
PE-HD 0.94-0.96 18-35 100-1000 700-1400
EVAC 0.92-0.95 10-20 600-900 7-120
IM 0.94 21-35 250-500 180-210
PVK 1.19 20-30 - 3500
PP 0.90-0.907 21-37 20-800 1100-1300
PB 0.905-0.92 30-38 250-280 250-350
PIB 0.91-0.93 2-6 >1000 -
PMP 0.83 25-28 13-22 1100-1500
PS 1.05 45-65 3-4 3200-3250
SAN 1.08 75 5 3600
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ρ Mechanical Properties
σB B Et
g/cm3 MPa % MPa
PUR 1.05 70-80 3-6 4000
TPU 1.2 30-40 400-450 700
PF 1.4 25 0.4-0.8 5600-1200
UF 1.5 30 0.5-1.0 7000-10500
MF 1.5 30 0.6-0.9 4900-9100
UP 2 30 0.6-1.2 14000-20000
DAP 1.51-1.78 40-75 - 9800-15500
SI 1.8-1.9 28-46 - 6000-12000
PI 1.43 75-100 4-9 23000-28000
EP 1.9 30-40 4 21500
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Thermal properties
αt k Cp
K 1·106 W/mK kJ/kgK
PE-LD 230-250 0.32-0.40 2.1-2.5
PE-HD 120-200 0.38-0.51 2.1-2.7
EVAC 160-200 0.35 2.3
IM 120 0.24 2.2
PVK - 0.29 -
PP 110-170 0.17-0.22 2
PB 150 0.2 1.8
PIB 120 0.12-0.20 -
PMP 117 0.17 2.18
PS 60-80 0.18 1.3
SAN 80 0.18 1.3
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ABS 60-110 0.18 1.3
ASA 80-110 0.18 1.3
PVC-U 70-80 0.14-0.17 0.85-0.9
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Thermal properties
αt k Cp
K 1·106 W/mK kJ/kgK
TPU 110-210 1.7 0.5
PF 10-50 0.35 1.3
UF 50-60 0.4 1.2
MF 50-60 0.5 1.2
UP 20-40 0.7 1.2
DAP 10-35 0.6 -
SI 20-50 0.3-04 0.8-0.9
PI 50-63 0.6-0.65 0.8
EP 11-35 0.88
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Plastic Properties
Step
kV/cm KA KB KC
PE-LD - 3b >600 >600
PE-HD - 3c >600 >600
EVAC 620-780 - - -
IM
PVK - 3b >600 >600
PP 500-650 3c >600 >600
PB - 3c >600 >600
PIB - 3c >600 >600
PMP 700 3c >600 >600
PS 300-700 1-2 140 150-250
SAN 400-500 1-2 160 150-260
SB 300-600 2 >600 >600
ABS 350-500 3a >600 >600
ASA 360-400 3a >600 >600
PVC-U 350-500 2-3b 600 600
PVC-P 300-400 - - -
PTFE 480 3c >600 >600
PFEP 550 3c >600 >600
PCTFE 550 3c >600 >600
PETFE 400 3c >600 >600
PMMA 400-500 3c >600 >600
POM 380-500 3b >600 >600
PA6 400 3b >600 >600
PA66 600 3b >600 >600
PA11 425 3b >600 >600
PA12 450 3b >600 >600
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Tough-rigid
Polystyrene Polyvinyl
chloride
Particle Extruded foam High
foam without with pressure
foam skin foam
Density range kg/m3 15-30 30-35 25-60 50-130
σB (comp.) MPa 0.06-0.25 >0.15 >0.2 0.3-1.1
σB MPa 0.15-0.5 0.5 >0.2 0.7-1.6
τB MPa 0.09-0.22 0.9 1.2 0.5-1.2
σB (flex.) MPa 0.16-0.5 0.4 0.6 0.6-1.4
Ef MPa >15 16-35
k W/mK 0.032-0.037 0.025-0.035 0.036-0.04
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Service T
Short-term ◦C 100 100 80
Long-term ◦C 70-80 <75 60
Ww 7 days Vol.-% 2-3 2 <1
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Polyurethane
Block foamed
Polyester Polyether
Density range kg/m3 20-45 20-45
σB MPa ≈ 0.2 ≈ 0.1
B % 200-300 200-270
Compression hardness (40%) MPa 0.003-0.00 0.002-0.004
Compression set (70◦ C. 50%) % 4-20 ≈4
Impact resistance % 20-30 40-50
Service T ◦C -40 to 100
k W/m/K 0.04-0.05
Ww 7 days Vol.% - -
r 50 Hz 1.45 1.38
tan δ 50 Hz 0.008 0.003
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Table A.17: Electrical Resistance of Various Conductive Additives for Selected Plastics
PB 0 55-60 130 90 0 - -
PIB 0 - 80 65 -40 - -70
PMP 0 40 180 120 0 245 -
PDCPD 0 90-115 - - - - -
PS 0 65-85 75-90 60-80 -10 - 95-100
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PS-(M) 0 95 - - - 270
SAN 0 95-100 95 85 -20 - 110
SB 0 72-87 60-80 50-70 -20 - -
ABS 0 95-105 85-100 75-85 -40 - 80-110
ASA 0 95-105 85-90 70-75 -40 - 100
PVC-U 0 65-75 75-90 65-70 -5 - 85
PVC-C 0 - 100 85 - 85
PVC-P 0 - 55-65 50-55 0 to -20 - ≈ 80
PVK 0 150-170 170 150 -100 - 173
PTFE 0 50-60 300 260 -270 327 127
PCTFE 0 65-75 180 150 -40 -
PVDF 0 95-110 - 150 -60 140 40
PVF 0 - - 120 -60 198 -20
ECTFE 0 75 160 140 -75 190 45
ETFE 0 75 200 155 -190 270 -
ETFE 25 210 220 200 270 -
FEP 0 250 205 -200 290 -
PFA 0 45-50 250 200 -200 - -
(Teflon AF) 0 - 300/570 260/500 1.16 - 160/240
THV 0 - - 130 -50 160-180 -
PPE mod. 0 135 120-130 100-110 - - -
PPE mod. 30 160 - - - - -
PPE+PA 66 0 - 210 - - - -
PMMA 0 75-105 85-100 65-90 -40 - 105-115
AMMA 0 73 80 70 - - 80
POM-H 0 100-115 150 110 -40 175 25
POM-H 30 160 150 110 -60 175 25
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PPA 0 120 - - - - -
PPA 33 270 - >160 - - -
PPA 45 290 - - - - -
PMPI 0 - 260 - - - -
PPTA 0 - >250 >200 - - -
PC 0 125-135 115-150 115-130 -150 220-260 150
PC 30 135-150 115-150 115-130 -150
PC-TMC 0 - - 150 - - 150-235
PC+ABS 0 105 - - - - -
PC+ASA 0 109 - - - - -
PET 0 80 200 100-120 -20 255 98
PET 30 200-230 220 150 255 98
PBT 0 65 165 100 255 60
PBT 30 200-210 220 150 225 60
PET+PS 0 - 200 100 -20 - -
PBT+PS 0 - 165 100 -30 - -
PAR 0 155-175 170 150 - 420 -
PAR15 0 237 200 - - - 250
PAR25 0 307 300 - - - 325
PPS 0 135 300 200-240 - 285 85
PPS 30 255 300 200-240 - 285 85
PES 0 200-215 180-260 160-200 - - 225
PES 30 210-225 180-260 160-200 - - 225
PSU 0 170-175 170 160 -100 - 190
PSU 30 185 180 160 -100 - 190
PPSU 0 - - - - - 221
PPE mod. 0 135 120-130 100-110 - - -
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NR 90 70 -50
CR 130 110 -40
SBR 120 100 -40
NBR 130 100 -30
IIR - 130 -40
NBR hydrated 150 - -
EPDM 150 130 -40
AECM 200 170 -25
EAM - 150 -10
CSM - 120 -20
ACM, ABR, ANM 150 -25
FKM 250 200 -20
CO, ECO, ETER - 120 -40
Q-rubber ≈ 300 ≈ 180 -60 to -100
MVFQ - 175 -60
PNF - 150 -50
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Table A.23: Electrostatic Chargeability for Selected Plastics and Their Friction Partners
(normal)
PP Wool felt -800 -800 300 300
(antistatic)
PMMA Wool felt 7800 7800 - -
PF Wool felt 1200 1200 60 60
Type
31
SAN Leather 4800 4800 1200 1200
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Table A.25: Water Absorption (to Saturation) and Coefficients of Diffusion for Water
PC ≈ 0.2 ≈ 0.4 -
PET ≈ 0.35 0.5 to 0.7 -
PET-GF 33 ≈ 0.2 0.25 -
PBT ≈ 0.45 ≈ 0.45 -
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Paraff. hydrocarbons
Aromat. compounds
Oxyd. compounds
Halogens alkanes
Hydrofluoric acid
Inorganic salts
Mineral oils
Aldehydes
Org. acids
Halogens
Fats, oils
Kretones
Alcohols
Amines
Strong
Strong
Water
Esters
Weak
Ethers
Weak
Fuels
PE-L L D + + + + + + + – – * – _ – _ _ + – * _ o
PE-L D + + + + + + + – – * – + _ o o o + + o o o o
PE-HD + + + + + + + – – * + _ + + + o o o +
PE-C + + + + + + _ _ o * + _ – _ * + o * _ * _
EV A + * + + + – * * – o * * – + o o _ _ o
PIB + + + + + + + _ _ – – + – – * o + + – – –
PP + + o o + + + * – o * + _ o o + + o * o + +
PM P + + + + + + – * – * o – * _ + o * _ o +
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SB + + _ _ + + – – – o – – – – * _ +
SA N + + o + + + + – – o – o – – – * + o – o + +
A BS + + o + + + + – * _ – o – – – * + + – + + +
PV C-U + + + + o + + _ o o * + * – – * o o * * + +
PV CV A C + _ + + _ – + – – + + o – + +
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PTFE + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
PCTFE + + + + + + + o o * + – * + + * * + + +
PM MA + o * _ + + + _ _ o – _ o – _ + + * * o + +
AMM A + + + _ o o _ _ * + + + – o + + +
POM + o – + + + – * + * + + o + o o o + + +
PPE + PS + + + + + + +
CA + + – – _ – + – – + * _ + – – _ * * o o + +
CTA + o – – _ – + – – + * _ + – – + o * o o + +
CA B + + – – o _ + – * + – * * – – + o o – + + +
CP + _ – – – – + – – + – – – – – + o o – + + +
PC + + * o – – o + _ o – o – _ _ – – _ – * + +
PET + o o + + + * o + + + + + + + +
PBT _ * + + + + * + + _ * o o + + +
PA 6 + – – – o + + – – o o o + + + o + o o + + +
PA 12 + – – – o o + – – + o o + + + _ + o o + + +
PA 66 + – – – o + + – – o o o + + + o + o o + + +
PA 610 + – – – o + + – – o * o + + + o + o o + + +
PA arom. + * * _ o + + + + o * + + o _ * o + + +
PSU o + + + + + + o – + – –
PF + _ – _ – o o o o o o o + +
UF + * – _ – o o + o o o o + +
MF + _ – o – o + o o o o o + +
UP + o _ – o – + * * + * o * * * * o * * + + +
EP + o + o o + + – _ + + * o * o + * + + +
TPU + o _ – o o + – * + * o o o + + + _ o + + +
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85.5 vol%
96%
H2 SO4
H2 CrO4 50%
10 vol% H2 O
Copper(II)-chloride CuCl2 ≤ SS + + + + + + +
Copper(II)-sulfate CuSO4 ≤ SS + + + + + + + + + +
Chemical Resistance of Sheet and Sealing Strips
Diesel fuel + O – + O + O +
Foto developer C + + O + + + + +
Foto fixer C + + + + + + + + +
Glycerine C3 H8 O3 ≤ 100% + + O + + + + + + +
Glycolic acid C2 H4 O3 ≤ SS + + + + + + +
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Nickel(II)-sulfate NiSO4 ≤ SS + + O + + + + + + + + +
Oleic acid TP + + + – – + O + O – + O
Phenolic C6 H5 OH 50% + O – O – + + + + O –
Tartaric acid C4 H6 O6 ≤ SS + + + + + + + + + + +
Tin(IV)-chloride SnCl4 ≤ SS + O + + + + + + + + +
Urea CO(NH2 )2 ≤ SS + + + + O + + + + + + +
1)Water endangering liquids that may be stored in a storage room when using Saxolen-PE-HD-sealing strips as sealants. The complete list of corroding media is
Chemical Resistance of Sheet and Sealing Strips
AMMA
PMMA
PVC
SAN
ABS
PC
PE
PP
PS
SB
PA
Acetone x x x x x x
Ethyl alcohol x x x x x x
Ether x x x x x
Alcohol x
Aniline x x
Gasoline x x x x x x
Petroleum x
Acetic acid x x
Ester x
Glycerine x x
Heating oil x
Heptane x x x x
Hexane x x x x
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Potassium hydroxide x
Ketone x x
Hydrocarbon, aromatic x
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Methanol x x x x x
Sodium hydroxide x x x
Sodium hypochloride x x
Paraffine oil x x
Vegetable oil x x x x
Swelling agents, chlorine-
x
containing
Nitric acid x x
Silicone acid x
Sulfuric acid x
Tenside x
Terpentine x x
Carbon tetrachloride x x x
Water x x x
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Table A.29: Recommended Media for Stress-Cracking Tests for Selected Plastics
ABS Dioctylphthalate -
Toluene : n-propanol (1:5) -
Methanol 15 min
Acetic acid (80%) 20 min
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Toluene 1h
PMMA Toluene : n-heptane (2:3) 15 min
Ethanol -
n-methylformamide -
PVC Methanol -
Methylene chloride 30 min
Acetone 3h
POM Sulfuric acid (50%), local wetting up to 20 min
PC Toluene : n-propanol (1:3 to 1:1 3-15 min
Carbon tetrachloride 1 min
Caustic soda (5%) 1h
PC + ABS Methanol : ethylacetate (1:3) -
Methanol : acetic acid (1:3) -
Toluene : n-propanol (1:3) -
PPE + PS Tributylphosphate 10 min
PBT ln-caustic soda -
PA 6 Zinc chloride solution (35%) 20 min
PA 66 Zinc chloride solution (50%) 1h
PA 6-3-T Methanol -
Acetone 1 min
PSU Ethyleneglycolmonoethylether 1 min
Acetic acid-ethylester -
1,1,1-Trichlorethane : n-heptane -
Methylglycolacetate -
Carbon tetrachloride -
1,1,2-Trichloroethane 1 min
Acetone 1 min
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PMP 3 - - -
PS 3 2 1 2 to 3
SB 3 - - -
SAN 3 - - -
ABS 3 2 1 2 to 3
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ASA 3 2 - -
PVC-U 2 1 to 2 1 to 2 1
PVC-P 3 2 2 to 3 3
PVDC 2 to 3 - -
PTFE 1 - 1 1 to 2
PCTFE 1 - 1 1 to 2
PVF - - 1 1 to 2
PVDF 1 - - -
PMMA 1 - 1 to 2 1 to 2
POM 3 - - -
PPO 3 - - -
CA 2 to 3 - 2 to 3 3
CAB 2 to 3 - 2 to 3 3
PC 2 - - -
PET 2 - - -
PA 3 - 1 to 2 1 to 2
PSU 3 - - -
PI 3 - - -
PUR 3 - 3 1
GF-UP 1 to 2 - 1 to 2 1
EP 2 - 1 1 to 2
PF 1 to 2 - 1 to 3 1
MF 1 to 2 - 2 to 3 1
UF 3 - 1 to 3 3
Resistance: 1: Excellent, 2: Average, 3: Little resistant
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PC D 500
PET C 0.4 2100 750 400
POM D 3 200 -
PPE + PS D 9 26 26 -
PTFE D - - 1.4 to 4.0 1.4 to 4.0
PCTFE D - 400 -
PVAL C - 330 330 -
PVB C - 2000 - -
CA D 2 160 160 -
CAB D 3 200 - -
CN D 13 130 - -
CP D 3 120 - -
EC D 3 10 - -
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Table A.32: Water Vapor (DIN 53 122) and Gas Permeability (DIN 53 380)
PF Type - - 300-560 - - -
31
MF Type 20 40 400 - - -
152
TPU 23 25 13-25 550-1600 - 1000-4500
CH 20 25 500 - - 250 (23◦ C)
CH coated 20 25 5.5 - 150 (23◦ C)
CA 25 25 150-600 470-630 1800- 13000-
2300 15000
CAB 25 25 460-600 3800 - 15000
SBS+PS 23 250 4.4 110 - 530
50/50
PET-G/ 23 250 4 - 30190 700
SBS+PS/ - - - - - -
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PC 14500 22000 - - -
PET 140 850 16 1170 8 -
PET 90 - - - - -
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Table A.33: Oxygen Permeability of Barrier Films Depending on Temperature and Mois-
ture
Film Temperature O2 permeability [cm3 /m2 ·d·bar]
◦C at
rel. humidity [%]
0 50 75 85 95 100
Table A.34: Permeation Values for Blends of Amorphous PA (Selar PA) and EVOH and
PA 6. Respectively; Film Thickness 25 µm
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0◦ C/95-100% r.h. 55 30 20 8 6 4
30◦ C/0-5% r.h. 60 59 59 59 59 57
30◦ C/95-100% r.h. 225 210 180 136 84 -
Table A.35: Diffusion Resistance Factors for Selected Construction and Insulation Ma-
terials
Material Density kg/m3 Diffusion resistance factor µ
PA 6 - V2 -
PA 6 X V0 -
PA 6-GF - HB 0.8 to 3.2
PA 66 - V2 ≥0.8
PA 66 X V0 -
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PC - V2 1.6 to 3.2
PC X V2/V0 1.6 to≥1.6
PC-TMC - HB 1.6 to 3.2
PC-TMC X V2/V0 1.6 to 3.2
PC + ABS - HB 1.6
PC + ABS X V0 1.6
PBT - HB 0.8 to 3.2
PBT X V2/V0 ≥0.8/0.8
PBT-GF - HB 0.8 to 3.2
PBT-GF X V0 -
PES - V0 -
PES-GF - V0 -
PAI - V0 ≥0.2
PAR - V2 1.6 to 3.2
PAR - V0 ≥0.4
PPS X V0 ≥0.4
PPS-GF40 - V0/5V ≥0.4/≥1.7
PPS-M65 (metal) - V0/5V ≥0.8/≥6.1
PEEK - V0 ≥2
PEK - V0 ≥0.8
PEI - V0 ≥0.4
PEI-GF - V0 ≥0.25
PSU - HB/V0 ≥1.5/≥4.47
PSU X V0 ≥1.5
PPE + PS - HB ≥1.6
PPE + PS X V1/V0 ≥1.6
768 A Material Property Tables
Table A.37: Characteristic Values of Sand Blasting Wear for a Jet Angle of α = 45◦
PE-LD 42 - 2 1.4
PE-HD 58 - 2 1.4
PA 11 71 - 1 1.81
PE-HD 58 - 1 2
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PE-HD 60 - 2 2
PA 6 70 - 1 2.21
Aluminum - 39 2 2.68
Messing - 150 1 2.67
Aluminum - 29 2 3.23
PA 11 69 - 1 3.31
PE-HD 52 - 2 4.2
PE-HD 78 - 2 6.3
PF-laminate 89 - 2 8.2
PVC-U 76 - 2 8.5
Glass (6...7 Mohs) - 2 9.7
Lead (4 Brinell) - 2 10.5
PMMA 85 - 2 10.75
PF-laminated 92 - 2 18.5
fabric
EP-glass fiber 86 - 2 19.5
EP-silica flour 84 - 2 31
* Nr. 1: Vickers hardness 500, grain size 0.9 mm;
Nr. 2: Vickers hardness 720 to 810, grain size 0.3 to 0.5 mm
** Abrasion rate referring to steel St. 37
769
Table A.38: Relative Volumetric Abrasion Values for Selected Materials in a Sand Slurry
PA 12 1.02 260
Cast polyamide 1.14 150
Steel St 37 7.45 160
770 A Material Property Tables
PVC 26.2
PVC (2% plasticizer) 38.45
PVC (4% plasticizer) 111
POM-copolymer 2.4
PC 20.3
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Table A.40: Bearing Strength and Wear of Journal Bearings Sliding on Steel
Plastic p · v-Value
[N/mm2 · m/s] Relative wear
factor
Sliding velocity (PA 6 = 1)
0.05 m/s 0.5 m/s 5 m/s
PE-HD - 0.2 - -
PE + PTFE - - 0.22
(80+20%)
PS 0.02 0.05 0.02 15
ABS - - - 17.5
PTFE 0.09 -0.03 0.09 -0.03 0.09 -0.03 5
POM 0.13 0.12 0.008 -0.05 0.32
PPE + PS 0.02 0.02 0.02 -
PC 0.02 0.02 <0.02 12.5
PBT 0.14 0.1- 0.08 1.05
PA 6 0.04 0.08 0.07 1
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PA + PTFE 80-20 0.4 0.7 0.5 0.075
PA 11; PA 12 0.06 - 0.03 -
PA 66 0.1 0.08 0.05 1
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Additive (wt.-%) to PA 6
Lubricants Reinforcements Relative values
PTFE Silicone Glass Carbon p · v-value Slip velocity v
fibers fibers 0.05 m/s 0.5 m/s 5 m/s Friction Wear
- - - - 1 1 1 1 1
20 - - - 5 10 4 0.7 0.075
- 2 - - 1.5 2 5 0.5 0.25
18 2 - - 5 12 7 0.4 0.055
- - 30 - 4 4 4 1.2 0.45
15 - 30 - 7 10 9 1 0.085
15 2 30 - 8 8 10 0.8 0.05
- - - 30 7 11 5 0.8 0.15
Additives (wt.-%) to PTFE p · v-value Slip velocity v
Glass Bronze Graphite MoS2 0.05 m/s 0.5 m/s 5 m/s Friction Wear
fibers
- - - - 1 1 1 1 -
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25 - - - 8 7 6 1.3 -
- 60 - - 12 9 11 1.2 -
20 - 5 - 9 8 9 1.3 -
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Plastic Coefficient of
dynamic friction
PE-HD-HMW 0.29
PE-HD 0.25
PE-LD 0.58
PP 0.3
PS 0.46
SAN 0.52
PTFE 0.22
PMMA 0.54
PET 0.54
POM homopolymer 0.34
POM copolymer 0.32
POM + graphite 0.29
POM + 22% PTFE fiber 0.26
PPE + PS 0.35
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PA 6 0.38 - 0.45
PA 6-cast 0.36 - 0.43
PA 6-GF 35 0.30 - 0.35
PA 11 0.32 - 0.38
PA 66 0.25 - 0.45
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PA 66 + 11% PE 0.19
PA 66 + 3% MoS2 0.32 - 0.35
PA 66-GF 35 0.32 - 0.36
PA 610 0.36 - 0.44
PES 0.3
PES + 15% PTFE + 30% GF 0.2
PES + 15% PTFE 0.14
PSU (0.5 to 5 m/s) 0.50 - 0.23
PBMI + 25% graphite 0.25
PBMI + 40% graphite 0.2
PBMI + PTFE 0.17
PBI 350
PI 300
PAI 260
PEEK 250
PTFE, sintered 250
PPS 220
PEI 200
PK 180
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Table A.45: Compatibility of Lubricants (see Table A.44 ) with Plastics and Rubbers
(Source: Fuchs Lubritech)
PE-LD + + + −
PE-HD + + + + + +
PP + + + +
ABS ◦ + ◦ +
PVC + + +
PTFE + + ◦ + + + +
PET + + + +
P◦M ◦ + + + + + +
PA + + + + + + +
PPE + +
PUR + + + + +
Elast◦
NR − + + + − +
CR ◦ − + + + + +
SBR + + + − +
NBR ◦ − + + + + +
EPDM + + + + + − ◦
FKM + + + ◦ + ◦
MVQ − + + + + + +
+: Resistant, ◦: Somewhat resistant, -: not resistant
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APPENDIX B
775
LITERATURE
776 B Literature
Hundreds of monographs and edited books have been published in the long his-
tory of plastics technology. This appendix presents English language books that
are currently available from various publishers. With the exception of a couple
of classic books, in this list we incorporated books that are at most ten years old.
Adhesion & Adhesive Technology 2nd Ed., A.V. Pocius, Hanser Publisher,
2002.
Blow Molding Handbook 2nd Ed., D.V. Rosato, Hanser Publisher, 2003.
Compression Molding, B.A. Davis, P.J. Gramann, C.A. Rios and T.A. Oss-
wald, Hanser Publisher, 2003.
Design formulas Plastics Engineers, 2nd Ed., N. Rao, Hanser Publisher, 2004.
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Designing Plastic Parts for Assembly, 6th Ed., P.A. Tres, Hanser Publisher,
2006.
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Engineering With Polymers 2nd Edition, P.C. Powell and A.J.I. Housz, Stanley
Thornes Publishers,1998.
Engineering With Rubber 2nd Ed., A.N. Gent, Hanser Publisher, 2001.
Extrusion Dies for Plastics and Rubber 3rd Ed., W. Michaeli, Hanser Pub-
lisher, 2003.
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Foam Extrusion: Principles and Practice, Ed. S.-T. Lee, CRC Press , 2000.
Functional Fillers for Plastics , Editor: Marino Xanthos, John Wiley & Sons,
2005.
Handbook of Plastics Testing Technology, 2nd Ed., V. Shah, John Wiley &
Sons , 1998.
Hollow Plastic Parts, G.L. Beall and J.L. Throne, Hanser Publisher, 2004.
How To Make Injection Molds 3rd Ed, G. Menges, Hanser Publisher, 2001.
780 B Literature
Industrial Design of Plastics Products, M. J. Gordon, Jr., John Wiley & Sons ,
2002.
Injection Molding Handbook, T.A. Osswald, P.J. Gramann and L.S. Turng,
Hanser Publisher, 2001.
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Injection Molding Handbook, D.V. Rosato, D.V. Rosato and M.G. Rosato,
3rd Edition, Kluver Academic Publishers, 2000.
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Introduction To Polymers, 2nd Edition, R.J. Young and P.A. Lovell, Chap-
man & Hall, 1996.
Materials Science of Polymers for Engineers, 2nd Ed, T.A. Osswald and G.
Menges, Hanser Publisher, 2003.
Modeling in Materials Processing, J.A. Dantzig and C.L. Tucker Iii, Cam-
bridge University Press, 2001.
Mold Design for Plastics Injection Molding, 3rd Edition, E. P. Allyn, Allyn
Air Publication, 1998.
Plastic Part Design for Injection Mold, R. Malloy, Hanser Publisher, 1994.
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Plastics and The Environment, Ed. A. L. Landry, John Wiley & Sons, 2003.
Polymer Science and Technology, 2nd Ed., J.R. Fried, Prentice Hall, 2003.
Principles of Polymer Processing 2nd Ed., Z. Tadmor and C.G. Gogos, John
Wiley & Sons, 2006.
Quality Control Manual for Injection Molding, W. J. Tobin, T/C Press, 2000.
Runner and Gating Design Handbook, J.P. Beaumont, Hanser Publisher, 2004.
Strategic Management for the Plastics Industry, R. F. Jones, CRC Press, 2002.
Structure and Rheology of Molten Polymers, J.M Dealy and R.G. Larson,
Hanser Publisher, 2006.
Press, 1998.
English
French
• Caoutchoucs et Plastiques
• Plastiques & Elastomères, www.plastiquesmagazine.com
German
• Kunststoffe, www.kunststoffe.de
• Plastverarbeiter, www.plastverarbeiter.de
• Kunststoffberater, www.giesel.de
Italian
• Macplas, www.macplas.it
Spanish
http://www.4spe.org/pub/journals/index.php
www.poly-eng.uakron.edu/pps
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• Journal of Rheology
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Other
• Journal of Polymer Engineering
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APPENDIX C
791
792 C Polymer Research Institutes
Mechanische Materiaalkunde
Herr Prof. Dr. Ir. I. Verpoest, Leuven, Belgien
K.U.Leuven, Kasteelpark Arenberg 44, 3001 Leuven, Belgium
Tel: 32 16/32-1306, Fax: -1990
www.mtm.kuleuven.ac.be
University of Waterloo
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
N2L 3G1
Tel: 519-888-4567 Ext. 6634 Fax: 519-746-4979
http://www.ipruw.com
Geopolymer Institute
16, rue Galilée - 02100 Saint-Quentin - France
Fax: 33/ 323 678 949
www.geopolymer.org
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Institut für Kunststoffverarbeitung in Industrie und Handwerk (IKV)
RWTH Aachen, Pontstrasse 49, 52056 Aachen
Tel: 0241/803806, Fax: /8888262
www.rwth-aachen.de/ikv
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University of Bristol
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Bristol BS8 1TS
United Kingdom
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TRADENAMES
APPENDIX D
805
806 D Tradenames
D.1 INTRODUCTION
This appendix presents the tradenames used around the world for polymeric raw
materials, as well as semi-finished products. The list contains the tradename,
polymer name, form of delivery, company and webpage for each material. The
raw material and semi-finished product form of delivery nomenclature used is
presented in Table D.1.
Table D.2, which presents the tradenames is current at the time this handbook
is published. However, a current list is kept with the electronic version of the
book at http://www.hanser.de/plasticshandbook
1.5 Resin
2 Molding material
2.1 Powder
2.2 Pellets
2.3 Prepregs, mats
2.4 Masterbatch
3 Semi-finished product
3.1 Profile, rod
3.2 Pipe, tube
3.3 Films
3.4 Sheet, blocks
3.5 Composite
3.6 Fiber, non-woven
3.7 Foam
D.2 Tradenames Table 807
Elastomers
Acstyr ABS 2.2 Aquafil www.aquafil.com
Acudel PPSU 2.2 Solvay www.solvay.com
Adder PF 3.5 Tufnol www.tufnol.co.uk
Addilene PP 2.2 Addiplast www.addiplast.com
Addinyl PA 2.2 Addiplast www.addiplast.com
Adell PBT 2.2 Adell Plastics, www.adellplas.com/
Inc.
Adflex PP 2.2 Basell www.basell.de
Adiprene PUR 1.1 DuPont www.dupont.com
Admer TPO 2.2 Mitsui www.mitsui.co.jp
Adstif PP 2.2 Basell www.basell.de
Adsyl PP 2.2 Basell www.basell.de
Ad-Tech EP 1.4, 2.2, Ad-Tech Plastic www.adtechplastics.com/
liquid Systems Corp.
Advex PVC 2.2 PolyOne Th. www.polyone.com
Bergmann
Aecithene PE-LLD 2.2 AECI www.aeci.co.za
Aegis PA-Cop 2.2 Honeywell www.honeywell.com
Affinity E-Cop 2.2 Dow www.dow.com
Aflas FKM 2.2 Dyneon www.dyneon.com
Ahlstrom PP 2.3 Ahlstrom www.ahlstrom.com
Aicarfen PF 2.2 Aicar www.aicar.es
Aim PS 2.2 Dow www.dow.com
Airex PEI, PVC 3.5, 3.7 Airex www.alcanairex.com
Airflex EVAC, VCE 1.1 Air Products www.airproducts.com
Airpreg PF 2.3 Isovolta www.isovolta.com
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D.2 Tradenames Table 809
Engineered Plas-
tics
Arnite PBT, PET 2.2 DSM Eng. Plas- www.dsmep.com
tics
Arnitel TPC 2.2 DSM Eng. Plas- www.dsmep.com
tics
Aropol UP 1.5 Ashland www.ashspec.com
Arotech VE 1.5 Ashland www.ashspec.com
Arpro PP-E 3.7 JSP www.jsp.com
Artlex PPE 2.2 Sumitomo www.sumitomo-
chem.co.jp
Artley PPE 2.2 Sumitomo www.sumitomo-
chem.co.jp
Arylon PAR 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
Asahi Ther- ABS 2.2 Asahi-Thermofil www.asahithermofil.com/
mof
Asaprene SBS 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Ascend PA66 2.2 Solutia Inc. www.solutia.com/
Ashlene PA 6, PA 612, 2.2 Ashley www.ashleypolymers.com
PA 66
Asp PF 3.5 Tufnol www.tufnol.co.uk
Astem PPE 2.2 Sumitomo www.sumitomo-
chem.co.jp
Astrel PAR 2.2 3M www.3m.com
Astro Turf PA 3.3 Dow www.dow.com
Astryn PP 2.2 Basell www.basell.de
AT PE PE - AT Plastics Inc. www.atplastics.com/
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Thermoset
Elastomer)
Capilene PP 2.2 Carmel www.carmel-olefins.co.il
Caprez PP 2.2 Alloy www.alloypolymers.com
Capron PA 6, PA 66 2.2 BASF www.basf.com
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Chemfluor FEP (Perflu- 3.2 Saint Gobain - www.plastics.saint-
oroethylene Norton gobain.com/
Propylene
Copolymer)
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Compodic PA 2.2 Dainippon www.dic.co.jp
Comshield Thermopl. 2.2 Schulman www.aschulman.com
allg.
Comtuf Thermopl. 2.2 Schulman www.aschulman.com
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allg.
Conap PMMA liquid, Conap, Inc www.conap.com/
1.4
Conapoxy EP 1.4 Conap, Inc www.conap.com/
Conastic PUR liquid, Conap, Inc www.conap.com/
1.4
Conathane PUR liquid Conap, Inc www.conap.com/
Confor PUR 2.2 E-A-R Specialty www.earsc.com/
Composites
Conoptic PUR liquid Conap, Inc www.conap.com/
Conpol EMA 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
Conpol EMAAA 2.2 DuPont Packag- www.dupont.com/packaging/
(Ethylene ing & Industrial
Methyl Acry- Polym
late Acrylic
Acid
CoolPoly LCP 2.2 Cool Polymers, www.coolpolymers.com/
Inc.
CoorsTek PEI preformed CoorsTek www.coorstek.com/
parts
Copolene E-Cop 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
COPRO PP-Cop. 2.2 Ohio Valley Plas- www.ohiovalleyplastics.com/
tics Group
Cordopreg UP 2.3 Ferro www.ferro.com
Cordura PA 3.6 DuPont www.dupont.com
Corian PMMA 3.4 DuPont www.dupont.com
Coroplast PO, PP, Q, S- 3.3 Coroplast www.coroplast.de
Cop
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DUSTRIAL CO.,
LTD.
Daiamid PA 2.2 Daicel www.daicel.co.jp
Daicel PS-HI 2.2 PlastxWorld Inc. www.plastxworld.com/
Daiel FKM 2.2 Daikin www.daikin.com
Daiflon ECTFE 2.2 Daikin www.daikin.com
Daltorez TPU 2.2 Huntsman www.huntsman.com
Daplen PP 2.2 Borealis www.borealis.com
Daploy PP, PP-E 2.2 Borealis www.borealis.com
Daron UP, VE 1.5 DSM Composite www.dsm.com
Resins
Dart PS 2.2 Dart Polymers, 800-899-9113
Inc.
Dartek PA 66 3.3 DuPont www.dupont.com
Decelith PVC, VC- 2.1, 2.2 ECW- www.ecw-compound.de
Cop Eilenburger
Degadur PMMA 1.5 Degussa www.degussa.de
Degalan PAA, PMMA 1.1 Degussa www.degussa.de
Degaroute PMMA 1.1 Degussa www.degussa.de
Deglas PMMA 3.3 Röhm www.cyro.com
Delmer PMMA 1.1 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Delpet PMMA 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Delrin POM 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
Delta ABS ABS 2.2 Delta FRP MFG www.deltapoly.com/
Inc
Deltech PS PS 2.2 Deltech Polymers www.deltechcorp.com/
Corporation
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ration
Dural PVC 2.2, Alpha Gary Cor- www.alphagary.com/
cube poration
Duralast PPS - Quadrant Engi- www.quadrantepp.com/
neering Plastic
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Product
DURALENE PE-LD 2.2 Ohio Valley Plas- www.ohiovalleyplastics.com/
tics Group
DURALON PA66 2.2 Ohio Valley Plas- www.ohiovalleyplastics.com/
tics Group
DURALOX PBT 2.2 Ohio Valley Plas- www.ohiovalleyplastics.com/
tics Group
Duramac UP 1.1 Eastman www.eastman.com
Duramax PBT 2.2 PolyOne Th. www.polyone.com
Bergmann
Duramid EP 2.3 Isola www.isola.de
Duranex PBT 2.2 Polyplastics www.polyplastics.com
Durastar PTP 2.2 Eastman www.eastman.com
DuraStar PCTA 2.2 Eastman Chemi- www.eastman.com/
cal Company
Durastrength PMMA 2.2 Atofina www.atofina.de
Durasyn PAO 2.2 BP www.bppetrochemicals.com
Duratron PI 3.1, 3.2, Quadrant Engi- www.quadrantepp.com/
3.4 neering Plastic
Product
Duraver EP 2.3 Isola www.isola.de
Durel PAR - Ticona www.topas.com/index.htm
Durethan PA 6, PA 66 2.2 Lanxess www.lanxess.com
Durez Phenolic granules Durez Corpora- www.durez.com/
tion
Durlex PBT 2.2 Chem Polymer www.teknorapex.com/
Corporation
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SMAH
Dylene PS 2.2 Nova www.novachem.com
Dylite PS-E 2.2 Nova www.novachem.com
Dylon TPU 2.2 Dahin Group
Dynaflex TPS 2.2 GLS www.glscorp.com
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Bergmann
Fibrelam UP 2.3 Hexcel www.hexcel.com
Fibrodux EP, PF 2.3 Hexcel www.hexcel.com
Finacene PE-MC 2.2 Atofina www.atofina.de
Finaclear SBS 2.2 Atofina www.atofina.de
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Illmid PI 3.7 Illbruck www.illbruck.de
Illtec MF 3.7 Illbruck www.illbruck.de
Imipex PESI 2.2 GEP www.geplastics.com
Impact TPO 2.2 ACI Plastics www.aciplastics.com/
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Labellyte PP 3.3 Exxon www.exxonchemical.com
Lacbloc SEBS 2.2 Silac None
LACEA PLA 2.2 Mitsui Chemicals www.mitsuichemicals.com/
America, Inc.
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Company
Leona PA 66 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Lerille PTP 3.6 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Levapren EVAC 2.2 Lanxess www.lanxess.com
Lexan PC, PC+PPC, 3.3 GEP www.geplastics.com
PPC
Lexgard PC 3.4 GEP www.geplastics.com
Lighter PET 2.2 Equipolymers www.equipolymers.com
LinTech PE-LLD 2.2 Politeno www.politeno.com.br/
Listac ASA 2.2 Godiplast www.godiplast.com
LITAC-A AS (Acryloni- 2.2 Nippon A&L Inc. www.n-
trile Styrene al.co.jp/ing/index.html
Copolymer)
Liten PE-HD 2.2 Chemopetrol www.chemopetrol.cz
Lomod TPC 2.2 GEP www.geplastics.com
LongLite Phenolic 2.2 Dowell Trading www.dowell.com.hk/
Company Ltd.
Lotader E-Cop 2.2 Atofina www.atofina.de
Lotrene PE-LD 2.2 QAPCO www.qapco.com/
Lotryl EBA, EMA 2.2 Atofina www.atofina.de
Lubmer PE-UHMW 2.2 Atofina www.atofina.de
Lubricomp Thermopl. 2.2 LNP www.lnp.com
allg.
Lubrilon Thermopl. 2.2 Schulman www.aschulman.com
allg.
Lubriloy Thermopl. 2.2 LNP www.lnp.com
allg.
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allg.
Lucopren TPO 3.3 Lucobit www.lucobit.de
Luflexen PE-LLD 2.2 Basell www.basell.de
Lumax PBT+PS 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Lumiflon Fluoropolymer 2.2 BELLEX IN- www.bellexinternational.com/
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TERNATIONAL
CORP.
Lumitac PE-ULD 2.2 TOSOH Corpora- www.tosoh.com/
tion
Lupan SAN 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Lupital POM 2.2 Ticona www.ticona.com
Lupol PP 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Lupolen E-Cop, PE- 2.2 Basell www.basell.de
HD, PE-LD,
PE-LLD
Lupolex PE-LLD 2.2 Basell www.basell.de
Lupon PA 66 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Lupos ABS, SAN 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Lupox PBT, 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
PC+PBT
Lupoy PC, PC+ABS 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Lupranat PUR-R 1.1 Elastogran www.elastogran.de
Lupranol PUR-R 1.1 Elastogran www.elastogran.de
Lupraphen PUR-R 1.1 Elastogran www.elastogran.de
Luprene SBS 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Luran ASA, SAN 2.2 BASF www.basf.com
Luranyl PPE+PS 2.2 Romira www.romira.de
Luraskin ASA 3.3 BASF www.basf.com
Lusep PPS 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
Lustran ABS, SAN 2.2 Lanxess www.lanxess.com
Lustropak ABS 2.2 Lanxess www.lanxess.com
Lutene PE-HD, PE- 2.2 LG www.lgchem.com
LD
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D.2 Tradenames Table 841
pounds, Inc.
Petal PET 2.2 PolyOne Th. www.polyone.com
Bergmann
PETLON PET granules, Albis Plastics www.albisna.com/
2.2 Corporation
Petra PET 2.2 BASF www.basf.com
Petromont PE-MD 2.2 Petromont www.petromont.qc.ca/
Petrothene PE, PP 2.2 Equistar www.equistar.com
Pevikon PVC 2.2 Norsk Hydro www.hydro.com
Pexgol PE-X 3.2 Golan www.golan-plastics.com
P-Fib PP 2.2 Putsch www.putsch.de
P-Flex ABS 2.2 Putsch www.putsch.de
PharMed TPE 3.2 Saint Gobain - www.plastics.saint-
Norton gobain.com/
Philan PUR 3.4 Philippine www.philippine.de
Phtalopal PDAP 1.1 BASF www.basf.com
Pibiflex TPE 2.2 P-Group www.p-group.de
Pibiter PBT, PC, PET 2.2 P-Group www.p-group.de
Pinnacle PP 2.2 Pinnacle Poly- www.pinnaclepolymers.com/
mers
PLANAC PBT+PS 2.2 Dainippon Ink www.dic.co.jp/eng/index.html
and Chemicals,
Incorpo
Plas-Glas PTP - Plaslok Corpora- None
tion
Plaskolite PMMA 2.2 Plaskolite, Inc. www.plaskolite.com/
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D.2 Tradenames Table 851
Ltd.
Polycor Vinyl Ester SMC, Industrial Di- www.idiplastic.com/
BMC electrics Inc.
Polycure PE 2.2 Nova-Borealis www.borealisgroup.com/
Compounds LLC public/
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Cop
Polyviol PVAL 2.2 Wacker www.wacker.com
Polywood PS 2.2 Polykemi www.polykemi.se
Pomalux POM 3.3 Westlake Plastics www.westlakeplastics.com/
Company
Ponacom Thermopl. 2.2 Pongs & Zahn www.pongsundzahn.de
allg.
Ponaflex TPE 2.2 Pongs & Zahn www.pongsundzahn.de
Ponalen PO 2.2 Pongs & Zahn www.pongsundzahn.de
Ponamid PA 2.2 Pongs & Zahn www.pongsundzahn.de
Porene ABS, PS, 2.2 Pongs & Zahn www.pongsundzahn.de
SAN
Porene ABS 2.2 Thai Petrochemi- www.tpigroup.co.th/
cal Industry Co.,
Ltd
Poret PUR 3.7 EMW www.emw.de
Poron PUR, PVC-P 3.7 Rogers www.rogerscorporation.com
Poval PVAL 2.2 Denka www.denka.co.jp
Powersil Q 1.1 Wacker www.wacker.com
PPO PPE 2.2 GEP www.geplastics.com
Pre-Elec Thermopl. 2.2 Premix www.premix.com
allg.
Pregnit PI 2.3, 3.5 Krempel www.krempel.com
Premi-Glas Polyester, 2.2 Premix, Inc. www.premix.com/
Thermoset
Premi-Ject Polyester, 2.2 Premix, Inc. www.premix.com/
Thermoset
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LLC
PRIMAPRON PA6 - Prima Plastics, Discontinued
LLC
PRIMATEL PO - Prima Plastics, Discontinued
LLC
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PP+EPDM
Propylux PP 3.1, 3.4 Westlake Plastics www.westlakeplastics.com/
Company
Proteus PP-Cop. 3.4 Poly-Hi Div. www.polyhisolidur.com/
Menasha Corp.
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LLD, PE-
ULD
Sclaircoat PE-HD 2.2 Nova www.novachem.com
Sclairfilm PE 3.3 Nova www.novachem.com
Sclairlink PE 2.1 Nova www.novachem.com
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Company
Styroblend PS+PE 2.2 BASF www.basf.com
Styrocell PS-E 2.2 Nova www.novachem.com
Styrodur PS 3.4, 3.7 BASF www.basf.com
Styrofan SB 1.2 BASF www.basf.com
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icals, Polymers
Division
Sunprene VC-Cop 2.2 Schulman www.aschulman.com
Suntec PE-HD 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Suntra PPS 2.2 SK Chemicals www.skchemicals.com
Suntuf PC 3.4 Palram www.palram.com
Supazote E-Cop 3.7 Zotefoams www.zotefoams.com
Supec PPS 2.2 GEP www.geplastics.com
Superkleen PVC 2.2 Alpha Gary Cor- www.alphagary.com/
poration
Superlinearª PO 2.2 A. Schulman Inc. www.aschulman.com/
Superlite PP 2.3 Azdel www.azdel.com
SUPLEX PE 2.2 Politeno www.politeno.com.br/
Supra-Carta EP, PF 3.5 Isola www.isola.de
Supradel PPSU 2.2 Solvay www.solvay.com
Supraplast UP 2 Raschig www.raschig.de
Suprasec PUR-R 1.1 Huntsman www.huntsman.com
Suprel PET 3.6 DuPont www.dupont.com
Suprel SVA (Styrenic 2.2 Georgia Gulf www.ggc.com/
+ Vinyl + (CONDEA Vista
Acrylonitrile Company)
Alloy)
Supreme PS 2.2 Supreme www.supremepetrochem.com/
Petrochem Ltd.
Surell MF 3.4 Formica www.formica-europe.com
Surlyn E-Cop 1.5, 3.3 DuPont www.dupont.com
Surpass PE-HD, PE- 2.2 Nova www.novachem.com
LLD
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PP
Tecnoprene PP 2.2 P-Group www.p-group.de
Tecoflex TPU 2.2 Thermedics www.thermedicsinc.com
Tecophilic TPU 2.2 Thermedics www.thermedicsinc.com
Tecoplast TPU 2.2 Thermedics www.thermedicsinc.com
Tecothane TPU 2.2 Thermedics www.thermedicsinc.com
Tectur PBT 2.2 Leis www.leispt.de
Tediflex PUR-R 1.1 Dow www.dow.com
Tedilast PUR-R 1.1 Dow www.dow.com
Tedimon PUR-R 1.1 Dow www.dow.com
Tedirim PUR-R 1.1 Dow www.dow.com
Teditherm PUR-R 1.1 Dow www.dow.com
Tedlar PVF 3.3 DuPont www.dupont.com
Tedur PPS 2.2 Albis www.albis.com
Téfabloc SBS, SEBS 2.2 Tessenderlo www.tessenderlo.com
Téfanyl PVC 2.2 Tessenderlo www.tessenderlo.com
Téfaprene TPS 2.2 Tessenderlo www.tessenderlo.com
Teflon FEP, PFA, 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
PTFE
Tefzel ETFE 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
Tegocoll EP 1.5 Goldschmidt www.goldschmidt.com
Tegophan PMMA, UP 3.3 Goldschmidt www.goldschmidt.com
Tego-Tex MF, PF 2.2 Goldschmidt www.goldschmidt.com
Tejinconex PPTA 3.6 Teijin www.teijin.co.jp
Tekbond TPE 2.2 Teknor Apex www.teknorapex.com
Teklamid PA 2.2 PolyOne Th. www.polyone.com
Bergmann
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D.2 Tradenames Table 867
allg.
Thermoflex SEBS, SEPS 2.2 PTS www.pts-marketing.de
Thermolast TPS 2.2 Kraiburg www.kraiburgtpe.com
Thermoset EP 2.2 Thermoset, Lord www.lord.com/
Chemical Prod-
ucts
Thermotuf Thermopl. 2.2 LNP www.lnp.com
allg.
Thermovin TPV 2.2 Vi-Chem Corpo- www.vichem.com/
ration
Thermx PTP 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
Thermylene PP 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Thermylon PA 6, PA 66 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Thoprene PPS 2.2 Asahi www.asahithermofil.com
Tipcofil PA6 2.2 Tipco Industries www.tipco-india.com/
Ltd.
Tipcolene PE-LD 2.2 Tipco Industries www.tipco-india.com/
Ltd.
Tipcolite Phenolic 2.2 Tipco Industries www.tipco-india.com/
Ltd.
Tipelin PE-HD 2.2 TVK www.tvk.hu
Tipolen PE-LD 2.2 TVK www.tvk.hu
Tipplen PP 2.2 TVK www.tvk.hu
Titan LCP 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
Tivilon TPV 2.2 API www.apiplastic.com
Tone PCL (Poly- 2.2 Dow Plastics plastics.dow.com/
caprolactone)
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America, Inc.
Trancend E-Cop 2.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
Transilwrap PS-HI 3.4 Transilwrap www.tosoh.com/
Company, Inc.
Traytuf PET 2.2 M&G www.mgpolymers.com
Trefsin PP+IR 1.1 AES www.santoprene.com
Trespaphan PP 3.3 Treofan www.treofan.com
Trevira PET 3.6 Invista www.invista.com
Triax ABS+PA 2.2 Lanxess www.lanxess.com
Tribit PBT 2.2 Sam Yang www.samyang.com
Triloy PC+ABS 2.2 Sam Yang www.samyang.com
Tripet PET 2.2 Sam Yang www.samyang.com
Trirex PC 2.2 Sam Yang www.samyang.com
Trivin PVC 2.2 Vi-Chem Corpo- www.vichem.com/
ration
Trivoltherm EP 2.3 Krempel www.krempel.com
Trixene PMMA+PUR, 1.1 Baxenden www.baxchem.co.uk
PUR-R
Trocal PVC 3.1, 3.3 HT Troplast www.ht-troplast.com
Trocellen PE, PE-X 3.7 HT Troplast www.ht-troplast.com
Trogamid PA 6/6-T 2.2 Degussa www.degussa.de
Trolac ABS, 2.2 Godiplast www.godiplast.com
ABS+PA,
ABS+PC,
ABS+SAN
Trosifol PVB 3.3 HT Troplast www.ht-troplast.com
Trovidur PE, PP 3.3, 3.4 Metzeler www.metzelerplastics.de
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LLC.
TYNEA POM 2.2 Tyne Plastics www.tyne.com/
LLC.
TYNEC PC 2.2 Tyne Plastics www.tyne.com/
LLC.
TYNEL PSU 2.2 Tyne Plastics www.tyne.com/
LLC.
TYNELOY ABS+PC 2.2 Tyne Plastics www.tyne.com/
LLC.
TYNEP PET 2.2 Tyne Plastics www.tyne.com/
LLC.
Tynex PA 3.6 DuPont www.dupont.com
Typar PP 3.6 DuPont www.dupont.com
Tyril SAN 2.2 Dow www.dow.com
Tyrin PE-C 2.2 DuPont Dow www.dupont-dow.com
Elastomers
Tyvek PE 3.6 DuPont www.dupont.com
U Polymer PAR 2.2 Unitika America www.unitika.co.jp/e/
Corporation
Ubatol PMMA 1.2 DuPont www.dupont.com
UBE PA6 2,2 UBE Industries, www.ube-
Ltd. ind.co.jp/english/index.htm
Ube Nylon PA 12, PA 6, 2.2 Ube www.ube.com
PA 66, PA-
Cop
Ubepol BR 2.2 Ube www.ube.com
Ubesta PA 2.2 Ube www.ube.com
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PVC-P
Venipak PVC 3.3 Alkor www.alkor.de
Verdur EP 2.3 Krempel www.krempel.com
Verex PS 2.2 Nova www.novachem.com
Veroplas PA 6, PA 66 2.2 Nova www.novachem.com
Versaflex TPS, TPU, 2.2 GLS www.glscorp.com
TPV
Versalloy TPV 2.2 GLS www.glscorp.com
VersaTray PET 2.2 Voridian Com- www.eastman.com
pany, a division /About Eastman/Division
of East
Versify EPDM 2.2 Dow www.dow.com
Versollan TPU 2.2 GLS www.glscorp.com
Verton PA 66, PP, 2.2 LNP www.lnp.com
PPA
Vespel PI 3, 3.4 DuPont www.dupont.com
Vestamid PA 12 1.5, 2.1, Degussa www.degussa.de
2.2
Vestenamer TPO 2.2 Degussa www.degussa.de
Vestodur PBT 2.2 Degussa www.degussa.de
Vestolen PE-HD, PP 2.2 Sabic www.sabic.com
Vestolit PVC 1.1, 2.2 Vestolit www.vestolit.de
Vestoplast PAO 2.2 Degussa www.degussa.de
Vestoran PPE 2.2 Degussa www.degussa.de
Vestosint PA 12 2.1 Degussa www.degussa.de
Vestowax PE 1.5 Degussa www.degussa.de
Vestyron PS 2.2 BP www.bppetrochemicals.com
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2.2
Vinnol PVC 2.2 Wacker www.wacker.com
Vinnolit PVC, VC- 2.2 Vinnolit www.vinnolit.de
Cop
Vinofan PVAC 1.2 BASF www.basf.com
Vinoflex PVC 2.2 Solvin www.solvinpvc.com
Vinophane PVC-P 3.3 Solvin www.solvinpvc.com
Vinuran VC-Cop 2.2 Solvin www.solvinpvc.com
Vinychlore PVC-P 2.2 Solvin www.solvinpvc.com
Vinyl PVC 2.2 Vinyl Solutions, www.kpafilms.com/
L.L.C. KCC/info pages/vinyls
Vinylbond PVC 2.2 Colorite Plastics www.coloriteplastics.com/
Company
Vinylec-F PVFM 2.2 Chisso www.chisso.co.jp
Vinyloy Acrylic+PVC 3.4 Kleerdex Com- www.kydex.com/
pany
Vipolit PVAC 1.2 Wacker www.wacker.com
Vipophan PVC 3.3 Lofo www.lofo.de
Virgaloy PC+Acrylic - MRC Polymers, www.mrcpolymers.com/
Alloy Inc.
Viscacelle CA 3.3 Lofo www.lofo.de
Viscolas TSU 3.4 E-A-R Specialty www.earsc.com/
(Polyurethane Composites
Thermoset
Elastomer)
Vista PVC - CONDEA Vista www.ggc.com/
Company
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technik.de
WEP Polyester, 2.2 Ashland Chemi- www.ashchem.com/
Thermoset cal Company
Westlake PK 3.1, 3.3, Westlake Plastics www.westlakeplastics.com/
3.4 Company
Whale PF 3.5 Tufnol www.tufnol.co.uk
Witt PS-HI 3.4 Witt Plastics Inc. www.kpfilms.com/ in-
dex en.asp
Wonderlite PC 2.2 Chi Mei www.chimei.com.tw
Wonderloy PC+ABS 2.2 Chi Mei www.chimei.com.tw
Wood-Stock PP 3.5 Solvay www.solvay.com
Wopadur PVC 3.3, 3.4 Gurit www.gurit-worbla.com
Wopavin PVC 3.3, 3.4 Gurit www.gurit-worbla.com
Worblex ABS, CA, CP, 3.3 Gurit www.gurit-worbla.com
PO, PS
WPP ABS 2.2 Washington Penn www.washpenn.com/ de-
Plastic Co. Inc. fault2.htm
Xantar PC, PC+ABS 2.2 DSM Eng. Plas- www.dsmep.com
tics
Xarec PS 2.2 Idemitsu www.idemitsu.co.jp
Xavan PP 3.6 DuPont www.dupont.com
Xenalak PMMA 2.2 Baxenden www.baxchem.co.uk
Xenoy PC+PBT, 2.2 GEP www.geplastics.com
PC+PET
Xmod PP 2.2 Borealis www.borealis.com
XT PMMA 2.2 CYRO Industries www.cyro.com/NewCYRO/
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carboxymethyl cellulose, 654 choker ring with holes mixing section, 278
carboxymethyl celluloses, 657 chromaticity diagram, 264
carboxymethylcellulose, 31 CIIR, 692
cascade extruders, 296 clamping force prediction, 480
casein, 656 clamping unit, 321
cast film production, 388 cleaners, 729–730
cavity transfer mixing section, 280 clogging, 304
Cedluka foamed extrusion die, 313 CM, 694
cellulose derivates, 650 CMC, 650, 657
cellulose hydrate, 655 CN, 650
cellulose nitrate, 654 CO, 695
cellulose propionate, 654 co-injection, 326
cellulose, 31 co-kneader, 277
cellulose(tri)acetate, 651 co-rotating twin screw extruders, 296
cellulose coat-hanger die, 309
applications, 651 coating, 402
chemistry, 650 curtain coating, 405
processing, 651 forward coating, 404
properties, 651 knife coating, 403
celluloseacetate, 31 laminating, 405
celluloseacetobutyrat, 31 melt roll coating, 405
celluloseacetobutyrate, 654 metallizing, 406
celluloseacetopropionate, 31 plasma coating, 407
celluloseester, 31 reverse coating, 404
celluloseether, 31 slide coating, 405
cellulosenitrate, 31 wire coating, 403
cellulosepropionate, 31 coefficient of friction, 205
cellulosetriacetate, 31 table, 773
central gates, 324 cold press forming, 376
INDEX 881
graft, 18 D
random, 18 damping properties, 268
copolymers, 20 data banks
PP, 539 materials, 456
core pin bending/shift, 358 product, 452
cost break down, 455 Deborah number, 107
Couette, 118 deformable toys, 529
Coulomb’s law of friction, 205 deformation, 464
counter helix slotted flight mixing section, 278 degassing, 295
counter-rotating twin screw extruders, 296 degradable PE, 524
CR, 691 degree of crystallinity, 94
creep data dehumidifier drying system, 293
fracture strain, 172 density, 76
isochronous, 165 measurement, 98
isometric, 165 design philosophy, 451
PBT, 163 design
PMMA, 169 dimensional requirements, 453
PP, 163 environmental conditions, 453
secant modulus, 165 FDA, 454
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G HPC, 657
GAIM cycle, 331 Huber-van Mises-Henky failure criteria, 492
GAIM, 330 hydrated NBR rubber, 693
gas permeability hydraulic clamping unit, 322
table, 762 hydrochloric acid
gas-assisted injection molding, 330 polyvinylchloride-plasticized (PVC-P), 564
gate bushing, 324 hydrogen donors, 703
gates, 324–325 aromatic amines, 703
gel formation, 307 phenols, 703
gel point, 102 hydroperoxide decomposers, 703
geometric isomers, 26 phosphites, 703
geometric modeling, 454 phosphonites, 703
glass mat reinforced thermoplastics, 369 thiosynergists, 703
glass transition temperature 2-hydroxybenzophenones, 705
table, 740 hydroxyl amines, 704
gloss, 259 2-hydroxyphenylbenzotriazoles, 705
glossmeter, 261 hydroxypropyl celluloses, 657,
glycerol esters, 708
GMC, 676 I
GMT process, 374 identification of plastics, 508,
GMT processing cycle, 375 identification of plastics, 508
GMT, 369, 373 appearance, 508
grafted copolymer, 18 burn test, 508
granulated molding compounds, 676 density, 508
grooved feed section, 301 elastic properties, 508
guiding pin, 322 flame color, 508
igniteability, 508
H odor, 508
Halpin-Tsai model, 496 pyrolisis, 508
INDEX 887
melt roll coating, 405 double block head mixing section, 278
melting point, 74 extruder, 278–280
melting temperatures fast open vat mixer, 276
table, 740 hopper mixer, 276
melting zone, 297, 301 impingment mixing, 347
memory effects, 107 internal batch mixer, 285
metallizing, 406 Maddock-type mixing section, 281
metallocene catalylists polymerization, 19 Maillefer mixing section, 281
metallocene PE, 519 offset pins mixing section, 278
metering zone, 297 paddle mixer, 276
methacryl copolymers, 576 pins on barrel mixing section, 278
methacrylate butadiene styrene copolymers, 581 pins on screw mixing section, 278
applications, 581 planetary mixer, 288
processing, 581 ploughshare continuous mixer, 276
methyl cellulose, 654 plougshare mixer, 276
methyl celluloses, 657 polymer blends, 273
methylcellulose, 31 QSM mixer, 278–279
methylmethacrylate acrylonitrile butadiene rhomboidal mixing section, 279
styrene copolymers, 581 shear roll mixer, 282
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temperature thermomechanical, 95
glass transition, 94 thermoplastic applications, 4
tensile strength thermoplastic elastomes, 664
filler effect, 144 thermoplastic polyester-elastomers, 609
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wear, 205
bearings, 771 Y
rain erosion, 770 yield stress, 115
sand blasting, 768
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