Definition
Synthetic material widely used in industry, produced from the polymerization of organic compounds, resulting in a hard and versatile substance.
Synthetic material widely used in industry, produced from the polymerization of organic compounds, resulting in a hard and versatile substance.
Document that provides detailed information about the characteristics and properties of a specific type of resin, including chemical composition and processing temperature.
Small pieces of solid plastic material used to feed the injection unit. They are versatile and easy to transport and store.
Synthetic material originating from organic substances such as petroleum, with the ability to be molded and adapted to different shapes and uses.
Material used throughout history due to its diverse properties. They can be natural or synthetic, classified into thermosets, thermoplastics, and elastomers.
Condition of the resin before being molded, in its complete state as produced by the manufacturer in an initial pelletizing process.