Take advantage of our experience with challenging overmolding applications, and avoid the potential for product failure.

PTFE-free LubriOne formulations avoid the use of any fluorinated content, utilizing lubricants such as molybdenum disulphide (MoS2), Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) and graphite in a wide array of engineered base resins.

With robust raw material testing and a comprehensive change control policy, these medical-grade concentrates and pre-colored formulations can help minimize risk and avoid non-compliance.

Design can also improve the ease of reusing or replacing device components to avoid discarding the entire product. Avoid materials that may damage human or ecological health. Designing for manufacturability can help avoid costly setbacks and reduce development time.

Because an LGF’s advantage comes from its longer length, it is important to avoid breaking the fiber during processing. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Because an LGF’s advantage comes from its longer length, it is important to avoid breaking the fiber during processing. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Because an LGF’s advantage comes from its longer length, it is important to avoid breaking the fiber during processing. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Because an LGF’s advantage comes from its longer length, it is important to avoid breaking the fiber during processing. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Because an LGF’s advantage comes from its longer length, it is important to avoid breaking the fiber during processing. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Because an LGF’s advantage comes from its longer length, it is important to avoid breaking the fiber during processing. Use an extruder feed throat that is 2 feet 6 inches long or longer to avoid bridging, and use general purpose metering screws (not mixing screws) with deep flights. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.