The popularity of mobile phones around the world is self-evident. It can combine functional needs such as life, work and entertainment. With the development of the times, the large-screen mobile phone screen has been unable to meet our pursuit, and the comprehensive screen and no border are becoming hot demand. So how does the phone make a full screen? This is not a simple change in the size of th...

Thermoplastic composites are glass Fiber, carbon Fiber, aramid Fiber and other reinforced thermoplastic resins, known abroad as FRTP (Fiber RINFORCED Thermo Plastics). From the perspective of production technology, plastic composites can be divided into two categories: short fiber reinforced composites and continuous fiber reinforced composites. (1) Short fiber reinforced composite material ① inje...

Glass fiber reinforced plastic is based on the original pure plastic, adding glass fiber and other additives to increase the use range of the material. Generally speaking, most of the glass fiber reinforced materials are mostly used in the structural parts of the product, which is a structural engineering material; such as: PP ABS PA66 PA6 TPU POM PPO PET PBT PPS HDPE Advantage: 1. After glass fib...

High temperature resistant nylon refers to the nylon material that can be used in the environment above 150℃ for a long time. The melting point is generally 290℃~320℃, and it maintains excellent mechanical properties in a wide temperature range and high humidity environment. High temperature resistant nylon has good wear resistance, heat resistance, oil resistance and chemical resistance. Compared...

Invention of nylon Nylon (Nylon), named Polyamide in English, is a man-made polymer. Wallace Carothers of DuPont invented the plastic on February 28, 1935, in Wilmington, USA. Nylon was officially marketed in 1938. The first nylon products were nylon brushes for toothbrushes (sold on February 24, 1938) and nylon stockings for women (sold on May 15, 1940). The appearance of nylon makes the textile ...