As you consider the pros and cons associated with in-house plastisol production, consider these seven issues to determine what will work best in your situation.

Inventory and Purchasing Flexibility: Customers can order what they want, when they need it with no minimum order quantity, resulting in lower waste and reductions in excess inventory for smaller production runs.

We continue to invest in Asia so that our customers can innovate and grow, and that’s exactly what will take place through improved collaboration at our advanced, new Innovation Center.”

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What this ultimately means for components are higher operating temperatures in smaller footprints, a challenge that can be hard to address with traditional plastics.

Download this guide to learn how to design ribs, bosses, and other features that stand the test of time, better ways to process LFT materials, what to do to minimize part defects and more about Complēt™ and OnForce™ Long Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites

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