Technical Data Sheets Safety Data Sheets

SiteCool™ Infrared Absorption Technologies for fluoropolymer roofing or wall systems reduce the transfer of heat into the interiors of architectural structures by absorbing solar infrared (IR) energy into the fluoropolymer sheet. Films and sheet utilizing SiteCool technology can reduce the amount of IR energy passing into a structure by as much as 50%, while retaining light transmission levels and mechanical properties.

Cesa™ Impact Modifiers can enhance the impact resistance of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polyethylene terephthalate glycol (PETG) materials while maintaining excellent clarity in sheets and films. Maintains outstanding clarity in PET and PETG sheet and film

Also, our CESA™ Additive Masterbatches are utilized for solar back sheets to enhance the halogen-free mono material structure and protect against voltage breakdowns. Through this data, we create safety data sheet sand customer certification statements for intended use and product safety improvements. Our Board also represents a balanced mix of fresh perspectives from our newer Directors and more seasoned perspectives from our longer tenured Directors.

Technical Data Sheets Safety Data Sheets

If you are used to designing in metals, you might be surprised when a polymer’s technical data sheet does not translate into part performance you anticipated. Many metals can approximate linear elastic behavior, but polymer behavior is not so easily simplified to one modulus, making it more challenging to predict performance based on a data sheet.

Trilliant™ XR Technical Data Sheet Explore a technical data sheet for one Trilliant XR grade

PreservaPak™ high-barrier sheet and rollstock solutions for food protection Duragard™ sheet and rollstock for household and personal care packaging

The most common post-surface manipulation is called “tapping”—the practice of placing a Teflon sheet over a cured print and hitting it with a transfer machine. The sheet usually has a high gloss side and a satin side, and whichever side is used will impress a similar surface on the ink. Using the gloss side is a great way to make a print look like an old-time transfer, while the satin side of the Teflon sheet is more widely-used as it gives the ink a smoother, softer hand.

Thermoform sheet for Form-Fill-Seal (FFS) dairy applications Corrugated Sheet Extrusion Sheet & Strap