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Practical answers to common plastic material challenges

11636 questions
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Insufficient orientation degree of PET film
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PET film orientation degree determines film strength; draw ratio and temperature are the core parameters.
Extrusion & Post PETorientation degreerefractive indexdraw ratiostretching temperature
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Dimensional changes of PET injection molded products at high temperature
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The high-temperature dimensional stability of PET products depends on sufficient crystallinity.
Extrusion & Post PETdimensional changepost-crystallizationannealingmold temperature
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Radial streaks on the surface of PET products
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PET radial streaks are caused by unstable melt front flow.
Injection Molding PETradial streaksmelt frontinjection speed
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Whitening in the gate area of PET preforms
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PET products embrittle at low temperatures
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PET low-temperature brittleness is an inherent material characteristic and needs to be improved through formulation and design optimization.
Material Analysis PETlow-temperature embrittlementglass transition temperaturetougheninginternal stress
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Burning from poor venting in PET preform '2079851475616104452
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Excessive migrants in PET food packaging
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PET bottle drop test rupture
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Poor adhesion of PET vacuum aluminized film
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PET aluminized film adhesion depends on surface treatment and coating process.
Molding Process PETaluminizingadhesioncorona treatmentsurface energy
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High density of PET extruded foamed sheet
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PET foaming density control requires synergy of melt strength, foaming agent, and process.
Material Analysis PETfoamingdensitymelt strengthchain extender
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