Plastic Injection Molder GLS™ TPEs with imbedded antimicrobial additives that inhibit bacterial growth by 99.9% or more and resist fungal growth to protect finished plastic parts OnColor™ custom masterbatch and engineered materials fulfilled color, appearance, UV stabilization and material requirements for biobased design furniture

Plastic Injection Molder GLS™ TPEs with imbedded antimicrobial additives that inhibit bacterial growth by 99.9% or more and resist fungal growth to protect finished plastic parts OnColor™ custom masterbatch and engineered materials fulfilled color, appearance, UV stabilization and material requirements for biobased design furniture

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When compared to traditional materials, plastics are lighter, safer, consume less energy to make, and are less expensive to produce and transport. In addition to the lighter weight requirement, the material needed to resist warpage after molding, a common issue for thin walled plastic parts. Despite this statistic, plastic is the most effective and commonly-used material in packaging, especially in consumer goods.

When compared to traditional materials, plastics are lighter, safer, consume less energy to make, and are less expensive to produce and transport. In addition to the lighter weight requirement, the material needed to resist warpage after molding, a common issue for thin walled plastic parts. Despite this statistic, plastic is the most effective and commonly-used material in packaging, especially in consumer goods.

In fact, you may have found yourself swimming in plastics alphabet soup and unsure where to start. TPEs can also be made from post-consumer recycling like ocean plastic (e.g., fishing nets) and turned into material for other goods. Most thermoplastic elastomer products are also recyclable under Plastic Recycling Code 7.

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Enjoy improved dimensional stability, decreased material degradation, and enhanced appearance of finished parts. Improves thermal conductivity, cutting time for plastication and cooling

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