5 More Common PLASTIC RESINS and their Applications | Serious Engineering - Ep12

In this episode Gordon discusses 5 More Common PLASTIC RESINS and Their Applications; a continuation of the previous episode. This is Serious Engineering, Episode 12.
Plastic Resins Part 1: • 4 Most Common PLASTIC ...
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We hope that you will not only find this interesting but that it will also help to clarify the resin that best suits your needs.
In this episode you will get:
- Colorful history and origins of 5 common plastic resins
- An in-depth look at each of these materials, their advantages and disadvantages
- Common applications for each of these resin types
This series is specifically catered to professionals interested in engineering, manufacturing, product design and product development.
5 More Common PLASTIC RESINS and their Applications
0:00 Intro
1:25 High Density Polyethylene or HDPE
2:32 Polypropylene or PP
3:35 Polyethylene Terepthalate or PET
4:28 Polyoxymethylene or POM
5:22 Polyetherimide or PEI
6:44 Conclusion
7:12 Side Effects
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Hello sir iam working in a manufacturing company recently i design a product with ABS material but that product fail in chemical test ( acetic acid) so u know any solution fir this issue to make ABS chemical restance so please reply.

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Good video, but PEI has a high dielectric strength which makes it good as an insulator, not a conductor.

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Polyproylene
PP
(Tictac background)
Ouch.