CRG is hosting a liquidation sale for a Complete Polystyrene & Thermoplastic Resins Manufacturing Plant.

Items include:

• Complete Polymerization Line for HIPS (High Impact Poly Styrene) 70-Ton Capacity Per Day Continuous
• Complete Crystal Process Line , Capacity 2000+ Lbs per Hour
• Stainless Steel Tanks
• Reactors and Processing Equipment
• Granulators and Pelletizers
• Butler Silos
• (2) CAT Gen Sets
• Fork Lifts and Material Handling Equipment
• Compressors, Chillers, Hot Oil Systems
• Compressors and Factory Support Equipment
• Oil Pumps, Blower Systems, Motors, Supplies, Change Parts and Maintenance Equipment, Much More

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Troubleshooting FlipChart for Injection Molding

The Troubleshooting FlipChart for Injection Molding from IDES is conveniently divided into two parts.  The front page will help your processing customers identify defects.  The back page includes a chart showing them recommended courses of action to fix any of those defects.

Printed on heavy cardstock, perfect for hanging from your customers' injection molding machines! Also, there is space in the margins for you to place your contact information and logo.

Order 5 or more flipcharts to receive a 20% discount!

Price: $4.95

Pocket Specs for Injection Molding provides you with a compact guide for the injection molding of thermoplastic and thermoset materials. Data are provided for thousands of individual grades of molding materials from 260 manufacturers.

Available in English, Deutsch, Français, Español and Italiano

Learn more today!

Join Michael Sepe, renowned materials expert, for an hour-long webinar as he introduces the New World of Material Selection:

In 1980 there were 4300 commercial choices in the world of plastic materials. Today there are over 75000 and the growth rate shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. In addition, the global marketplace has forced those tasked with selecting materials to focus on the importance of availability where the product will be manufactured. A technological solution that cannot be purchased close to the action is not a solution at all.

How does today’s design engineer cope with this explosion of information and the rapidly changing playing field? The task is made easier if you focus on the fundamentals of understanding material properties. With this as a foundation, you can build up to a commercial solution for any application. Without this stable starting point, the process becomes a maze of trade names and material property snapshots that leave everyone holding their breath and crossing their fingers as the first parts come off the mold.

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