Materials

Effective troubleshooting in injection molding helps reduce reject rates by identifying the root causes of defects and addressing them efficiently.

The automotive industry leads in material innovation, and polymers play a crucial role in shaping the design and manufacturing of today’s vehicles.

Polymer bead foams involve scientific preparation and molding processes that drive their widespread use across industries.

Flexible packaging enhances our daily lives by protecting the food and goods we buy. However, as new trends emerge, sustainability remains crucial in film-layer packaging.

Dissolution or purification is an option for recycling polymers without altering their chemical structure while ensuring energy efficiency. Nevertheless, solvents may be an environmental concern.

Craig Veeser, Automotive Manager at Formerra, shared insights on how the company innovates in the electric vehicle (EV) sector by replacing traditional metal components with advanced plastic materials.

Architect Seth Amman sculpted and painted slabs of EPS foam to create a stunning ceiling in a boutique chocolate shop in Buffalo, N.Y.

The TotalRecycle MRF in Pennsylvania led a groundbreaking project that effectively sorted and repurposed flexible plastic packaging (FPP) into marketable materials.

Polycarbonate (PC) is an essential thermoplastic renowned for its clarity and durability, making it widely used across various applications.

Researchers discovered how to break down polymers effectively, without using high temperatures or pressures.

Multiple injection molding parameters interact to influence the final quality of the molded part. Certain parameters are recognized as having the most significant impact.

Polymer-based hydrogels as targeted drug delivery systems are making waves in the world of modern medicine. Understanding these innovative options pushes research topics to consumer products.