In the event of Buyer’s breach or failure to perform, Seller shall be entitled to (but is not required to) recover from Buyer, in addition to any other damages caused by such action: (i) in the case of Products produced specifically for Buyer or which reasonably cannot be resold by Seller to a third party, the price of such Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation; or (ii) in the case of Products which can be resold by Seller, damages equal to fifty percent (50%) of the price for the Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation, as liquidated damages. 9.

In the event of Buyer’s breach or failure to perform, Seller shall be entitled to (but is not required to) recover from Buyer, in addition to any other damages caused by such action: (i) in the case of Products produced specifically for Buyer or which reasonably cannot be resold by Seller to a third party, the price of such Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation; or (ii) in the case of Products which can be resold by Seller, damages equal to fifty percent (50%) of the price for the Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation, as liquidated damages.

In the event of Buyer’s breach or failure to perform, Seller shall be entitled to (but is not required to) recover from Buyer, in addition to any other damages caused by such action: (i) in the case of Products produced specifically for Buyer or which reasonably cannot be resold by Seller to a third party, the price of such Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation; or (ii) in the case of Products which can be resold by Seller, independent of the realized resale price, damages equal to fifty percent (50%) of the price for the Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation, as liquidated damages. 9.

In the event of Buyer’s breach or failure to perform, Seller shall be entitled to (but is not required to) recover from Buyer, in addition to any other damages caused by such action: (i) in the case of Products produced specifically for Buyer or which reasonably cannot be resold by Seller to a third party, the price of such Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation; or (ii) in the case of Products which can be resold by Seller, damages equal to fifty percent (50%) of the price for the Products as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation, as liquidated damages. 9.

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Increase brand image: Anti-fog plus additives enhance the appeal and attractiveness of food packaging. MARKETS AND APPLICATIONS Cesa Anti-fog Plus additives are formulated for use in transparent packaging of chilled fresh foods such as: • Fruit • Vegetables • Meat • Fresh fish • Ready-to-cook-food and ready-to-eat meals These anti-fog plus materials can be incorporated into mono and multi-layer films such as: • Lidding barrier film on rigid or semi-rigid containers • Stretch film • Shrink film

It measures how well a material absorbs energy in the form of heat but does not measure how well it releases the heat. In contrast, thermal inertia measures how quickly a material returns to ambient temperature after heating. Firearms manufacturer- supplied steel bore Low thermal inertia ceramic inner layer Customized carbon fiber composite sleeve

This is done by placing an air valve in the core. If a large knock-out pin can be placed just below a subgate, it may shear the gate during ejection. If these materials are used in hot runner tools with dead zones or self-insulating runner systems, gels of cross-linked TPE may be sloughed into the flow path, partially blocking thin areas such as gates or part walls.

This is done by placing an air valve in the core. If a large knock-out pin can be placed just below a subgate, it may shear the gate during ejection. If these materials are used in hot runner tools with dead zones or self-insulating runner systems, gels of cross-linked TPE may be sloughed into the flow path, partially blocking thin areas such as gates or part walls.

Benefits of Hydrocerol™ Chemical Foaming Agents They are endothermic chemical foaming agents that provide the following benefits in the injection molding process: Chemical foaming agents versus other technologies PP T20 with physical foaming agent (PFA), large cell structures, thin outer cover layer PP T20 + 3% Hydrocerol concentrate, small cell structures, thick outer cover layer Photo source: Neue Materialen Bayreuth (GmbH) During the activation reaction, chemical foaming agents principally react in two ways: • exothermic • endothermic Exothermic CFAs release more energy during decomposition than needed for the reaction. Our experience has shown that the following adjustments are effective: • The gates and runners should be designed to achieve a quick and uniform filling of the mold • The melt flow should be directed from thin- walled to thick-walled sections • It is important for the mold to have good venting at the end of the flow path, in “dead-end” recesses and at the ejection pins The tooling strength for foam injection molds need not be as high as for solid injection molds as the internal pressure is now lower, due to the reduced viscosity of the base polymer, when the dissolved gases plasticize it. Typically, a weight reduction of 10–25% is achieved in parts with wall thicknesses >4 mm and short flow paths.