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1 Thermoset Plastics Cole Baird James LeFevre

2 Overview Definition Thermoset Properties Applications Cost Conclusion Question and Answer

3 Definition A thermoset material is a polymer material which can be formed by heat and pressure, but not reformed by further application of heat and pressure.

4 Thermoset Properties Temperature –Max temp 700  F Chemical Resistance –Acids –Gasoline –Weather Wear / Friction –Low Coefficient of Friction Strength

5 Applications

6 Applications Cont.

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9 Cost Varies with need and application –“You get what you pay for!”

10 Conclusion Chemical Resistant Low wear Strong Cheap

11 Question and Answer FOR MORE INFO... http://mitsuichemicals.com/spep/aurum/aurumApps.htm www.huarong.com www.conap.com www.erapol.com www.bfgoodrich.com www.basf.com www.dupont.com www.dow.com/plastics/index.htm www.3m.com

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