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parts commonly made from nylon
Nylon in the Real World: Structure, Moisture, and Durability White Papers

Nylon in the Real World: Structure, Moisture, and Durability

Polyamides, commonly referred to simply as nylon, remain one of the most versatile and widely…
Jeffrey A. Jansen
Jeffrey A. JansenJanuary 23, 2026
FTIR analysis of unknown sample
FTIR Spectroscopy Fundamentals: Insights into Plastic Analysis White Papers

FTIR Spectroscopy Fundamentals: Insights into Plastic Analysis

One of the most common analytical techniques for exploring the composition of plastic materials is…
Paul Gramann, PhD, PE
Paul Gramann, PhD, PEDecember 10, 2025
Weld line result
Hunting For Insight – A Practical Guide to Understanding Moldflow Results: Weld Lines White Papers

Hunting For Insight – A Practical Guide to Understanding Moldflow Results: Weld Lines

In this installment of the Hunting for Insight series, the focus is on the Weld…
Hunter Beaumont
Hunter BeaumontOctober 21, 2025
high temp thermoplastics parts
The Many Faces of Polymer Materials – High Temperature Thermoplastics White Papers

The Many Faces of Polymer Materials – High Temperature Thermoplastics

High temperature thermoplastics are a class of polymers that can withstand extreme temperatures without compromising…
Melissa L. Kurtz, M.S.
Melissa L. Kurtz, M.S.October 20, 2025
POM vs. POK
Polymer Showdown — POM vs. POK — May the Best Material Win! Publications

Polymer Showdown — POM vs. POK — May the Best Material Win!

Unlike the materials we have compared in the prior installments in the series, polyacetal (POM)…
Jeffrey A. Jansen
Jeffrey A. JansenSeptember 9, 2025
part warpage simulation
Improving Warpage Predictions: CRIMS vs STAMP White Papers

Improving Warpage Predictions: CRIMS vs STAMP

Getting accurate warpage predictions is one of the biggest drivers for integrating injection molding simulation,…
Erik Foltz, M.S.
Erik Foltz, M.S.September 9, 2025
Hunting For Insight – A Practical Guide to Understanding Moldflow Results: Fill Time White Papers

Hunting For Insight – A Practical Guide to Understanding Moldflow Results: Fill Time

Hunting for Insight is a series where we look at common results from Moldflow simulations.…
Hunter Beaumont
Hunter BeaumontAugust 27, 2025
How a Product Profile Can Accelerate Your Design Process White Papers

How a Product Profile Can Accelerate Your Design Process

The excitement at the beginning of the product design process brings lots of energy and…
Erik Foltz, M.S.
Erik Foltz, M.S.August 19, 2025
injection molding simulation
When Injection Molding Simulation Can Be a Great Troubleshooting Tool Publications

When Injection Molding Simulation Can Be a Great Troubleshooting Tool

As plastic product designs become more intricate and customer demands continue to rise, the challenges…
Erik Foltz, M.S.
Erik Foltz, M.S.July 23, 2025
Polymer Showdown — PPO vs. PA66 Publications

Polymer Showdown — PPO vs. PA66

In the realm of high-performance polymers, poly(phenylene oxide) (PPO) and polyamide 6/6 (PA66) stand out…
Richie Anfinsen, B.S.
Richie Anfinsen, B.S.June 18, 2025
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