'Ecomass' presentation slideshows

RTP Introduces a New Series of Compounds

RTP Company recently announced a series of thermoplastic compounds that weigh five to ten percent less than typical filled compounds, but which still retain the same mechanical properties and similar shrinkage values as other such compounds.

101 views • 9 slides

The Future Tennis Racket

96 views • 8 slides

High Density Plastics Make Bamboo Even Better

Bamboo was one of the first building materials. It was sturdy, dense, and grew rapidly. It also offers several advantages over wood. It’s denser, has higher compressed strength, and contains less oil.

109 views • 8 slides

Short Fiber Thermoplastic Materials

Piper Plastics recently developed KyronMax a short fiber thermoplastic material that has more mechanical strength than long-fiber thermoplastic (LFT) materials.

163 views • 8 slides

Boeing to Use Parts Made From Thermoplastic Composite Materials

Boeing recently awarded a multiyear contract to LMI Aerospace for thermoplastic composite parts for its 747, 767 and 787 Dreamliner aircraft.Thermoplastic composite parts additionally offer the same composite strength and weight advantages as metal. LMI further saves costs by producing parts in batches.

154 views • 8 slides

EconCoreProduces Honeycombs Designed with High-End Polymers

EconCore produces honeycomb sandwich materials that are used in automobiles, furniture, buildings, and package designs. Just recently, it revealed that it had tested honeycomb structures constructed with modified PC, nylon 66, and PPS and that it was going to keep on pursuing improvement with those and other high-end polymers.

94 views • 8 slides

Wolfram Industries Announces Triamet

Wolfram Industries recently announced another tungsten based substitute: Triamet, a heavy metal, high density, tungsten-based alloy, which absorbs radiation and shields against gamma radiation.

101 views • 8 slides

Engineering Plastics and Their Commercial Development

Thermoplastic composite materials brag exceptional attributes, making them progressively profitable in numerous segments as a substitute to metal. The goal is to create lighter, less fuel-concentrated vehicles radiating less CO2.

109 views • 8 slides

High Density Plastics Help Urban Blight

Ecomass is the innovative and technological groundbreaker in high density engineered thermoplastic composite materials, high density plastics, and high density polymers. Ecomass Compounds are completely nontoxic and can be used to replace lead and other traditional materials.

91 views • 7 slides

Lead Bullets are Poisoning Eagles

Veterinarians don’t exactly know how many animals succumb to lead poisoning.For every animal that’s known to suffer and die, so many more remain unnoticed.Lead-free bullets would solve the problem, yet many oppose laws mandating their use, including pro-gun groups such as the NRA.

92 views • 7 slides

Ireland Replacing Water Mains

In February 2018, Irish Water, Ltd, the water utility company in Ireland, announced it was replacing 1.2 kilometers or a little less than one mile, of ageing water mains in the parish of Rathconnell as part of a national leakage reduction program.

76 views • 7 slides

A New Kind of Polymer Heat Conductor

Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new kind of plastic material. The polymer thermal conductor, rather than insulating heat, dispels it and functioned as a heat conductor. The new plastic is malleable, lightweight, and capable of conducting about ten times as much heat as most commercial polymers.

79 views • 7 slides

Blow Molded Plastic Bottles

The surge in pharmaceuticals, reduced sales prices, and the rise in storing frequently used goods (disinfectants, health and beauty products, etc.) in large scale containers, has led to an increase in the manufacture of blow molded plastic bottles.

89 views • 7 slides