When working with engineering or high-performance polymers, post-curing and annealing plastics can achieve the required properties.
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General
Exploring the Properties of Engineering Plastics
The properties of engineering plastics make them ideal for use in various demanding industries, such as aerospace, automotive, and electronics. Learn more:
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Optimizing Part Quality with High-Performance Polymers in Manufacturing
High-performance polymers in manufacturing open up key benefits. Make sure your plastic parts partner optimizes their use. Learn more.
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Design for Manufacturing (DFM) for Plastic Machined Parts
Design for manufacturing (DFM) will ensure your plastic machined parts are manufactured in the most efficient economical manner.
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What is Plastic Engineering?
What is plastic engineering? Explore the process of choosing materials, designs, and manufacturing processes.
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A Guide to High-Performance Plastics
High-performance plastics are used in a wide range of industries for applications that require tight tolerances and durable materials.
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Converting Plain Bearings to Engineered Plastics
Plain bearings operate under a load and are subject to friction and engineering plastics give bearings a self-lubricating property.
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Meeting Aerospace and Defense Needs With Plastics
High-performance polymers in A&D contribute to enhanced fuel efficiency through weight reduction and optimized performance.
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Common Defects in Injection Molding and How Manufacturers Minimize Them
While there are a variety of common defects in injection molding, manufacturers can take steps to minimize them. Learn more.
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The CNC Advantage: How Machining Plastics Provides Unique Benefits
CNC machining is preferred over injection molding at times due to its unique advantages, learn more about the benefits of machining plastics.
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