Simply Supported Beam Deflection Hammerhead panel core density at various panel thicknesses * To calculate deflection for different panel widths, use the following formula: Deflection = Chart value* [12 / panel width]. Example: Deflection for 24 inch panel = Chart value *[12 / 24] Fixed End Beam Deflection - Metric 115 kg/m3 core density at various panel thicknesses * To calculate deflection for different panel widths, use the following formula: Deflection = Chart value* [12 / panel width]. To learn more about our advanced composite solutions, contact Avient at 1.844.4AVIENT or visit www.avient.com.

Properly designed deep undercuts are possible with GLS TPEs ( In insert molding applications, proper support of the plastic insert is required. In insert molding applications, proper support of the plastic insert is required.

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Insert Molding During insert molding, a pre-molded rigid plastic substrate or metal part is inserted into the cavity via robotics or an operator (Figure 2). The second (over-mold) material is either injected onto one side of the insert or sometimes completely surrounds the insert. Insert molding must be used if the substrate insert is not a thermoplastic.

TPEs can be used alone, or these softer materials can be overmolded onto a rigid plastic substrate using co-injection or insert injection-molding technology. Unlock Modular Construction Potential with Flame Retardant (FR) Composite Panels Unlock Modular Construction Potential with Flame Retardant (FR) Composite Panels