ECCOH™ XL Cross-Linkable Solutions 8054 delivered new cable design possibilities for low-voltage cables while offering easy processing Maxxam™ NHFR Non-Halogen Flame Retardant Polyolefin Formulations provided a non-halogenated solution while improving the performance of the formerly used halogenated grade Mevopur™ formulations for PCR well plates prevent 'cross-talk' and minimize phosphorescence with optimally dispersed TiO2, while balancing melt flow and physical properties, and ensuring quality through ISO 13485:2016 certification.

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 Product produced specifically for Buyer or which reasonably cannot be resold by Seller to a third-party, the price of such Product as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation; or (ii) in the case of Product which can be resold by Seller, damages equal to fifty percent (50%) of the price for the Product as quoted in Seller’s order confirmation, as liquidated damages. No statement or agreement, oral or written, made before or at the formation of the sale contract shall vary or modify the written terms hereof, and neither party shall claim any amendment, modification or release from any provision hereof unless such change occurs in a writing signed by the other party and specifically identifying it as an amendment to the contract. No modification or addition to the contract shall occur by the acknowledgment or acceptance by Seller of a purchase order, acknowledgment, release or other form submitted by Buyer containing additional or different terms or conditions.

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. No statement of agreement, oral or written, made before or at the formation of the contract shall vary or modify the written terms hereof, and neither party shall claim any amendment, modification or release from any provision hereof unless such change occurs in a writing signed by the other party and specifically identifying it as an amendment to the contract. No modification or addition to the contract shall occur by the acknowledgment or acceptance by Seller of a purchase order, acknowledgment, release or other form submitted by Buyer containing additional or different terms or conditions. 9 20.

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. No statement of agreement, oral or written, made before or at the formation of the contract shall vary or modify the written terms hereof, and neither party shall claim any amendment, modification or release from any provision hereof unless such change occurs in a writing signed by the other party and specifically identifying it as an amendment to the contract. No modification or addition to the contract shall occur by the acknowledgment or acceptance by Seller of a purchase order, acknowledgment, release or other form submitted by Buyer containing additional or different terms or conditions. 20.

Figure 1: Tensile test data as a function of the fibre orientation 0° (orange), 45° (green), 90° (blue) https://www.hexagonmi.com Figure 4: Failure location in the flexural test for the isotropic modelling Figure 6: Failure location in the tensile test for the isotropic modelling approach (left), Digimat anisotropic modelling approach (middle) and reality (right) Figure 3: Flexural test results with the isotropic modelling approach (orange) and Digimat anisotropic modelling approach (green) Figure 5: Tensile test results with the isotropic modelling approach (orange) and Digimat anisotropic modelling approach (green) Figure 5 shows the tensile test results with, again, a convincing advantage for the Digimat anisotropic modelling approach against the isotropic modelling approach.

While our existing TPEs lead the industry in low emissions performance, we continue to innovate and anticipate future demands and stricter requirements. Results showed OnFlex LO TPE cut VOC emissions by approximately 50 percent and fog emissions by 40 percent, while maintaining outstanding low odor performance. Fogging of windows can impair visibility, while odor can be offensive or cause allergic or respiratory reactions. http://www.ecocenter.org/article/news-ecolink-press-releases/new-ecology-center-guide-toxic-chemicals-cars-helps-consumers To access PolyOne’s news library online, please go to www.polyone.com/news.

It requires less maintenance and monitoring while also providing improved flow characteristics over rigid steel pipe.   However, the pipe must meet demanding requirements including temperatures up to 150 ̊F and pressures to 1500 psi, as well as specific burst strength targets, while remaining flexible and lightweight.

It requires less maintenance and monitoring while also providing improved flow characteristics over rigid steel pipe.   However, the pipe must meet demanding requirements including temperatures up to 150 ̊F and pressures to 1500 psi, as well as specific burst strength targets, while remaining flexible and lightweight.

It requires less maintenance and monitoring while also providing improved flow characteristics over rigid steel pipe.   However, the pipe must meet demanding requirements including temperatures up to 150 ̊F and pressures to 1500 psi, as well as specific burst strength targets, while remaining flexible and lightweight.

Cap Liners: Thermoplastic elastomers provide exceptional barrier seals while maintaining low torque for easy open characteristics. This first-of-its-kind innovation allows designers to add the tactile feel and aesthetics of TPEs to HDPE containers and packaging while keeping costs down and supporting environmental goals.