SABIC Innovative Plastics has been working throughout this year to revamp their online engineering tools, and the project has just been completed. Read below about these exciting new tools and how they can help you design your next plastic part.
Additionally, SABIC Innovative Plastics has been working on developing ever more sustainable products and there are two below that we would like to highlight: a non-halogenated FR film product and their Valox* and Xenoy* IQ resin products which are "upcycled" from PET water bottles into virgin PBT resin. As always their eSeminar schedule is packed with informational topics, and we'd like to point out two new series they are offering: "Productivity" and "The Basics".
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Environmentally Responsible Valox iQ* Resin

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Valox iQ* resin is made using an environmentally responsible PBT resin that uses post-consumer PET feedstock, which gets upcycled via a proprietary process to make iQ-PBT resin.
Valox iQ resin has 50-85% lower carbon footprint than engineering thermoplastics, with excellent electrical, chemical resistance, and good aesthetics. These resins have virgin properties and fall within the same specification as traditional PBT resins. Valox iQ Resin also has enhanced processability having about 10-15% higher flow than standard PBT resins.
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Non-Halogenated FR Films

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Taking existing environmental restrictions, such as the European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive, a step farther, several global electronics manufacturers are voluntarily reducing halogenated additives in their products to benefit the environment. Helping to support this, SABIC Innovative Plastics introduced EFR 735 film, the company's first thermoplastic film made without the use of brominated or chlorinated flame-retardants.
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Faradex Compounds from LNP Offer Inherint Shielding & Electrical Conductivity

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Sabic Innovative Plastics offers electronic equipment OEM's greater design flexibility and opportunities for enhanced productivity with LNP Faradex Compounds. LNP Faradex's intrinsic ability to attenuate electromagnetic radiation can help OEM's meet electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards and offers greater design flexibility versus formed metal enclosures, and greater productivity and environmental advantages versus metallized plastic enclosures.
In addition to attenuating electromagnetic radiation, LNP Faradex Compounds are lighter weight and offer enhanced corrosion resistance versus metal, and offer the toughness and UL rated flammability resistance for use in a variety of electronic enclosures.
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Faradex eSeminar: October 28, 2008
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SABIC Innovative Plastics Online Engineering Tools Rebuilt

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The re-building of the engineering tools has now been completed on the SABIC Innovative Plastics website, www.sabic-ip.com. There are a total of 16 functional tools that have been designed to be more interactive, user-friendly and intuitive for all levels of users. These tools were put together around the basic fundamentals of engineering and design principals to help in the design and enhancement process for various applications. You can access these tools through Engineering Data & Tools where selecting Engineering Tools will bring you to the home page for these tools.
Users can also access these tools through the Build My Application page, where various other material selection tools and design literature are made readily accessible. Registration is required to access these engineering tools. |
SABIC Innovative Plastics offers two new eSeminar series: Productivity and The Basics

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The Productivity Series features metal replacement, thin wall and material substitution titles and begins on September 18th running for 3 weeks each Thursday at noon EST. Reserve your seat today!
The Basics Series features polymer basics, design, processing, advanced processing and secondary operations titles and begins October 9th each Thursday at noon EST. Reserve your seat today!
Also SABIC Innovative Plastics recently scheduled a seminar on October 7th at noon EST covering Xenoy* HMD resin...a high modulus, ductile PC/PBT blend using nano-fibrils to achieve stiffness and ductility! Sign up early and they will send you sample tensile bars to demonstrate this resin's unique properties during the live event. Reserve your seat today! |
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