The first materials used to insulate parts coming into direct contact with electrical current were ceramics. Then, over the years, thermosetting resins, such as Bakelite, replaced porcelain insulators in many situations. In more recent times, these materials have often made way for self-extinguishing thermoplastics.
Following a successful audit by Citation, Colourmaster NIP Ltd are proud to announce they are now accredited to ISO14001. This…Read More
Additive masterbatches are used in plastic manufacturing to improve processing or to enhance the properties of moulded components. A blowing…Read More
Ampacet, a global masterbatch leader, has obtained COTREP technical notice for its new generation NIR-sortable masterbatch solutions.Read More
When it comes to cooking, having a well-stocked spice rack can be a game-changer. However, many people don’t realise…Read More
The leading polymer distributor, Plastribution, has released the latest instalment of Price Know-How. Price Know-How helps plastic raw material buyers…Read More
Tatra Rotalac, a subsidiary of Coral Products PLC, has released a brand-new range of woodgrains for their Tambour Doors and…Read More
Next Design Innovation’s Shuttle tray made from ARPRO REvolution expanded polypropylene (EPP), is one of five finalists in the…Read More
BEC Group are pleased to announce the expansion of their Green Plastics Range to include a variety of up to 100%…Read More
JSP International are pleased to announce the launch of ARPLANK 30 CO. The new conductive ARPLANK provides reduced electrical surface resistivity…Read More
