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Five-step process recipe to further reduce the dimensional shrinkage of PC-GF10 (10 % glass-fiber reinforced polycarbonate) to < 0.3 % while minimizing warpage. Read More

Polyamide (PA) engineering plastics—most notably PA66—are prized for their balance of strength, chemical resistance and processability. To push performance further, compounders traditionally add chopped glass fibers (GF). More recently, hybrid systems that combine glass fiber (GF) with spherical glass beads. Here are the details. Read More

PC/ABS FR UL-94 V0 is an engineering plastic alloy composed of polycarbonate (PC) and acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS), flame-retardantly modified to meet the UL94 V-0 standard. In the below article, we have collected some of the common issues while injecting PC/ABS FRV0 materials. Read More

When injecting certain engineering plastics, i.e ABS V0, PA6 GF30, PP GF30 etc, we occasionally receive feedback of visible flow marks. Now, Let's break down the causes. The most common causes of flow marks (flow lines) in injection molding can be grouped into the following key categories: Read More

The key differences between polypropylene with short glass fiber (SGFPP) and polypropylene with long glass fiber (LGFPP) lie in fiber length, mechanical performance, structural integrity, surface quality, and application suitability. Read More

PA6 GF30 - The Engineering Backbone of Modern Electric ToolsPA6 GF30 (30% glass fiber-reinforced polyamide 6) has emerged as a critical engineering plastic in the electric tool industry, driven by demands for lightweight durability, thermal resilience, and precision performance. This composite mater Read More

PC/ABS Plastic Resin: A Comprehensive Guide to Properties, Variations, Selection, and Processing. PC/ABS (Polycarbonate/Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a widely used engineering thermoplastic that combines the best properties of **polycarbonate (PC) and ABS plastic. Read More

Polycarbonate (PC) compounds are an incredibly versatile group of materials, valued for their exceptional properties such as high impact resistance, optical clarity, and excellent thermal stability. Read More

Polypropylene (PP) compounds are one of the most widely used materials in manufacturing across various industries, from automotive to packaging, consumer goods, and more. Read More