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Prospector Resin Blend
September 20, 2007

We're pleased to introduce a high-power webinar that you don't want to miss!

Learn about the next generation of Injection Molding - Water Assist Injection Molding (WAIM) - during this 1-hour webinar hosted by Randy Fleck of BASF Engineering Plastics.

Discover how Water-Assist compares with Gas-Assist, its equipment requirements, process variants, and material considerations.

  • Webinar Topic: Water Assist Injection Molding of Engineering Plastics
  • When: Friday, September 28, 2007 at 2pm EST

    Reserve Your Seat Today! ($99 per person / space is limited)

Warmest wishes,
The IDES Team

Improving Snapfit Design (Parts I & II)
by Chul Lee, BASF

This series of articles provides a basic overview of snap-fit design types and their applications, as well as traditional and improved formulas for snap-fit strength and assembly force. The series also reviews common causes of snap-fit failure and how to overcome them, appropriate materials and processing considerations. Both articles provide links to BASF’s Snap-Fit Design Manual for a downloadable document with discussions of the issues presented here, access to an on-line tool of BASF’s improved formulas for calculating snap-fit design’s deflection and strain, enrollment information for BASF’s Plastics Seminar “Part Design - Assembly of Components,” and reprints of technical articles pertinent to various snap-fit topics.

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Why pay for base coating, when you don't have to!

BASF Ultradur® B 4560 PBTBASF's new Ultradur® B 4560 PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) is a direct metallizable material which eliminates base-coat operations and reduces your costs by cutting several steps out of the manufacturing process.

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New PPSU (Polyphenylsulfone) available for your most challenging applications

BASF Ultrason® P (PPSU)New PPSU (Polyphenylsulfone) available for your most challenging applications – combines the high melting temperature of Ultrason® E (PES) with the low water absorption of Ultrason® S (PSU), while maintaining high
chemical resistance.

Find out more about Ultrason® P (PPSU)

Complimentary Webinars

Topic Date Time (EST) Presented by
Datasheet Properties - What do they Mean? Sep. 20   2:00 pm Inga Balke, BASF
Injection Molding Troubleshooting

Oct. 22

  2:00 pm

Steve Allaire, BASF
Predicting Reinforced Plastic Material Performance Dec. 5   2:00 pm Jim McGuire, BASF
Recorded Courses (available 24 hours / day)
NVH (Noise, Vibration & Harshness)
Part Design - Assembly of Components
UV Weather
Datasheet Properties - What do they Mean?

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