Question:
Please help me find information about plastics that are suitable for motorcycle windscreens.
Answer:
We have a subscription tool called the Property Search, which allows you to search on over 400 different properties; including things like automotive applications and various other properties such as optical clarity. Here is a link to learn more about the Property Search.
Question:
I am looking for a list of manufacturers who have changed names or ownership or have been sold.
Answer:
To find this list, go to the Plastics Graveyard™.
Question:
What is the melt temperature of Vestamid L2101F?
Answer:
Melt temperatures are available in the datasheets inside Prospector. Here is the datasheet for Vestamid L2101F. The melt temperature will be in the thermal section of the datasheet.
Question:
Please help me find information for flexible pvc with a durometer hardness of 60-70.
Answer:
We have a subscription-based tool called the Property Search that will allow you to search on flexible pvc's with a durometer hardness of 60-70 in just a few mouse clicks.
Question:
What is the difference between Dry and Conditioned Nylons?
Answer:
Here is a great article written by a senior member of our data team explaining the difference between Dry & Conditioned Nylons.
Question:
Please let us know some alternatives of Hostalen ACP 6541A UV.
Answer:
You can find and compare alternative grades using the Alternative Resins Search. The Alternative Resins Search runs a search comparing properties with all
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plastic materials in Prospector providing you with a ranked list of suggested offset plastics. For a personal demonstration, contact us at 800-788-4668 (307-742-9227).
Question:
I need the full datasheet for Romiloy® 9170
Answer:
Here is the datasheet for Romiloy® 9170
Question:
Could you explain what UL rating 94 5VA means?
Answer:
Here is an explanation of UL 94 Flame Ratings.
Question:
I need to look at the constituents of Starex HG-0760GP for a project. Where can I find the datasheet?
Answer:
Here is the datasheet for Starex HG-0760GP.
Question:
Is there a Polypropylene grade with a specific gravity of .98 to 1.02?
Answer:
To find the grade you're looking for, use the Fast Lookup tool bar in Prospector,
our plastics search engine. Search by generic (PP) and application.
Once you narrow down the list you can look at individual datasheets for
the specific gravity.
