In order to maximize drying efficiency and achieve high quality parts, desiccant or vacuum dryers are strongly recommended. In order to reduce the residence time at high temperature, reduce the temperatures in the rear of the injection unit as much as possible and only keep the last zone and nozzle at the high processing temperature. Mold temperatures may have to be raised if there are long or thin sections of the part, which cannot be filled by changing other molding parameters.

In order to maximize drying efficiency and achieve high quality parts, desiccant or vacuum dryers are strongly recommended. In order to reduce the residence time at high temperature, reduce the temperatures in the rear of the injection unit as much as possible and only keep the last zone and nozzle at the high processing temperature. Mold temperatures may have to be raised if there are long or thin sections of the part, which cannot be filled by changing other molding parameters.

In order to achieve a lightweight, highly packable, and portable product while maintaining maximum strength and stability in the rollable legs, the designers at Rolatube knew they needed to incorporate a high-performing composite material.

They also offer the ability for producers seeking more flexibility in managing plastic material inventory to store large quantities of virgin or recycled resin and order flame-retardant concentrates as needed for individual projects.

KEY CHARACTERISTICS • Consistent coloring and improved homogenization with the polymer offer more efficient processing and waste reduction • Opaque PEI masterbatches available with shorter lead times and a range of readily available standard colors • Minimum order quantities as low as 5kg (10 lbs) for improved inventory control • Robust colorant formulations mean no disruptions to existing molding processes, allowing manufacturers to bring products to market faster and without investing in new machinery FEATURES AND COLORS PEI colorants are manufactured using 100% prime virgin PEI resin.

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Dry colors have also been used but may require more material and time to perform color changes. Organic pigments used to produce yellow, red, blue and green colors are more likely to change color after prolonged residence time or high regrind levels.

Dry colors have also been used but may require more material and time to perform color changes. Organic pigments used to produce yellow, red, blue and green colors are more likely to change color after prolonged residence time or high regrind levels.

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