What will propel design demands? Fuel economy requirements in some countries recently became much tougher, with failure to comply bringing serious financial penalties. Nylon 66: What's the Difference?

What is your annual dividend? Financials Financial Fundamentals

What is a TPE? What is meant by hardness? Better control of product quality

What is a composite?   What is a "fiber composite"? What are some common applications for polymer composites?

What are Sustainable Raw Materials? Biopolymers generally offer better control over translucent or opaque shading properties.  Here are some key questions to consider when sourcing sustainable content:

More Understanding the Chemical Resistance of TPEs Exploring the performance of various TPE types More Balancing Beauty and Sustainability with TPEs Explore the design options & challenges of TPEs with sustainable content More What's the Difference™? Silicones This high-level, objective look at both TPEs and LSR touches on some key topics to consider in three critical categories—design, production and performance—to help you make a more informed decision. Learn what they are, how they perform, and why to choose bio-based or recycled content

How a product feels to the touch is often an important factor in design, particularly on surgical instruments that require a combination of grip and control, or on consumer goods that are frequently handled. What’s the best fit for your application? What's the Difference™?

Let’s look at the causes of buildup, available solutions and some best practices.  What causes dust buildup? So what’s the solution?

So, what’s the best fit for your application?  In some cases, any of these polymers will work, but in others, a specific one is best. What's the Difference™?

Let’s Explore What’s Possible What if Apollo 13 had been able to print a part to fix their damaged vessel? We’d like to hear what you’re doing with this technology, or what you’d like to do.