Below, you'll find the Top 25 most popular plastics industry books and free articles of 2007!

1. Pocket Specs for Injection Molding
2. Cost Reduction Guide
3. Pocket Performance Specs for Thermoplastics
4. Joining of Plastics Handbook
5. Pocket Specs Book Set
6. Nautilus Free 90 Day Trial
7. The First Snap-Fit Handbook
8. Injection Molding Processing Data
9. The Complete Part Design Handbook
10. Designing with Plastics
11. Moldflow Design Guide
12. Arburg Practical Guide to Injection Moulding
13. Designing Plastic Parts for Assembly
14. Runner and Gating Design Handbook
15. Successful Injection Molding
16. Injection Mold Design Engineering
17. Blown Film Extrusion
18. Troubleshooting the Extrusion Process
19. Plastic Part Design For Injection Molding
20. How to Make Injection Molds
21. Engineering Documentation Control Handbook
22. Plastics Failure Analysis and Prevention
23. Universal Injection Molding Setup Sheet
24. Simple Methods for Identification of Plastics
25. Engineering with Rubber

1. Plastics SnapFit Design Guide
2. Engineering Plastics Design Guide
3. Switching from Metals to Plastics
4. Getting the Most Out of Your Plastics Data
5. An Introduction to Plastic Color Theory
6. Thermoplastics Design Guide
7. Engineering Thermoplastics Injection Molding Processing Guide
8. Choosing the Correct Thermoplastic Composite
9. Top 11 Things Every Molder Should Know About a Molding Job
10. Free Skill Check Assessment
11. 2006 Plastic Materials Search Report
12. Designing with Plastics
13. High-Temperature Plastics
14. A Design Recipe For Plastics Ribs
15. How To Manage Plastics Stress
16. Why You Must Consider Continuous Heat & Atmosphere
17. ROI Calculator for Plastics Professionals
18. Using and Specifying Plastic Gears
19. Utilizing an Engineering Resin Supplier's Technical Support
20. How High Performance Liquid Crystal Polymers Cut the Cost of Precision Medical Parts
21. Injection Molding Troubleshooting: Flash & Burn Marks
22. Color Control from Perception to Instrumentation
23. How to Make Profitable Production Decisions by Estimating Cost Allocations