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Topic: PP Thermoforming - Best Manufacturer and Grade to use?
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zabielski
Senior Member Posts: 287
From:McHenry, IL USA
Registered: Nov 2002
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posted March 06, 2004 07:23 AM
   
Based on all our your combined experiances, who has the best resin to use?IP: Logged |
Steve H
Moderator Posts: 299
From:New Zealand
Registered: Jun 2001
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posted March 07, 2004 01:33 PM
Hi KenWith T'forming PP, the formers equipment is a bigger issue, they need to have excellent zone control on their heaters, and be able to precisely control both cooling and heating on their moulds. But there are grades we've found that are better,(higher output/per RPM, better surface appearance etc), to extrude than others. Steve
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Steve Hodgson If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you. IP: Logged |
zabielski
Senior Member Posts: 287
From:McHenry, IL USA
Registered: Nov 2002
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posted March 08, 2004 06:01 AM
Well Steve H: I am a past SkyDiver, and it's a comforting factor to know that every time I packed my own "chute, it opened. Only once did I go off course, but that was due to winds going different directions at different altitudes. I landed about 1 mile off-course, into a tomato farm. You should have seen the migrent workers when they saw me in my white and bloody looking jump suit. Anyhow, I'd be interested if you would post the PP resin grades you think are best for thermoforming. IP: Logged |
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