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2020-02
A Must-Read for Plastics Enthusiasts! Essential Knowledge About Sealing Rings for New-Energy Vehicle Batteries.
With the advancement of technology and society’s growing emphasis on environmental protection, the demand for green energy is becoming increasingly urgent. Consequently, the scope of lithium-battery applications is also expanding rapidly—particularly in the new-energy vehicle industry, where lithium batteries play an especially important role.
2020-02-10
Introduction to the Properties of PA6 Plastic Raw Material
PA6 (polyamide 6 or nylon 6) is a semi-transparent or opaque, milky-white crystalline polymer that exhibits excellent thermoplastic properties, light weight, high toughness, chemical resistance, and durability. Due to its outstanding mechanical strength and rigidity, it is widely used in structural components; and thanks to its excellent wear resistance, it is also employed in the manufacture of bearings.
Introduction to Methods for Plastic Modification
The method of modifying the original properties of plastic resins by adding one or more other substances to them, thereby enhancing one or more aspects of their performance and expanding their range of applications, is known as plastic modification. Plastic materials that have undergone such modification are collectively referred to as "modified plastics."