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Saturday, April 14, 2012

Reactor Grade Talc Filled Polypropylene


In an industry first, reactor-grade, talc-filled PP was used to increase stiffness in a quarter trim panel while allowing a decrease in wallstock and improvements in craftsmanship.  By eliminating the burden of secondary compounding, a lower carbon footprint was achieved and the supplier gained greater lot-to-lot consistency, higher stiffness that allowed for thinner parts to be molded (reducing mass 7%), and saving an estimated $500,000 annually over precompounded PP grades.

OEM/Vehicle
Ford Motor Co.
2011 Ford Explorer
System Supplier
NYX, Inc.
Material Processor
NYX, Inc.
Material Supplier
Flint Hills Resources
Resin
AP3320-HT PP
Tooling/Equipment Supplier
Toolplas Systems Inc. 

For More Information See: http://www.plastics-car.com/Tomorrows-Automobiles

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