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How do you mould thermoplastic?
Thermoplastics is molded by first subjecting them to heat which makes them melt. In their molten state, they can then be molded to make the products of choice.
Application of air compressor in various industries?
use in pneumatic comparator used in automobile industry used in air suspension system used in pneumatic machines used for cleaning purpose
How is a element used in the industry or technology?
it's used in camera flashes
How is the haber process used today in the agricultural industry?
it is used because it is :)
What are Six Sigma tools commonly used for?
The Six Sigma tools are commonly used to gather and provide information. They are used in the monitoring and control of process performance. They can also be used to identify and predict fluctuations.
What are names of some commonly used thermoplastics?
Acetal is a commonly used name for a family of thermoplastics. Its chemical name is PolyoxyMethylene.Another commonly used name for thermoplastics is Hotmelt.
Why are thermoplastics are not used for making saucepan handles?
because they melt... read thermoplastics very slowly
What are thermoplastics used in?
thermo plastic is used in gloves Lego and helmlets
What thermoplastics are used in school?
because poo is poo and wee is wee
Why can thermoplastics be recycled?
Because it can be melted down , also it can be re-used as it can be reshaped.
Two types of thermoplastic?
thermoplastics and thermosetting plastics thermoplastics go soft when exposed to heat thermosetting plastics set (harden) when exposed to heat only thermoplastics are recyclable
Are thermoplastics used to make objects that must resist high temperatures?
Very true.
Who uses thermoplastics?
Kayaks can be made out of thermoplastics, a company called delta makes a bunch.
What kind of Plastics are Thermoplastics?
Thermoplastics are plastics that can be melted and recycled. Thermoplastics are used for many objects such as bottles, bags, records, hoses, clothes, containers, etc. There are a variety of different types thermoplastics and can have many different qualities to combat the environment. They are different from "thermosetting" plastics in this way.Thermosetting plastics are typically heated and compressed in a mold to achieve a desired shape or mixed from a resin and a hardener as used for composite material. When they are in contact with high temperatures they burn instead of melt, which is why they cannot be recycled. They are generally used for kitchen utensils like a spatula but are often used for telephones, computers etc.Thermoplastics:ABSVinylPETEPPPEHDPEPolyesterPSThermosetting plastics:Vulcanized rubberBakeliteDuroplastUrea-formaldehydeMelamine resinEpoxy resinPolyimides
Why are thermoplastics used for packaging?
Thermoplastics are used for packaging because they can be softened and reshaped as many times as the material can take. This is good, because then they can be recycled and the plastic can be used again. Thermosetting plastics however, can only be shaped once, as the polymers bond together and are inseparable. This would mean for every piece of packaging more plastic would have to be made, which would be very bad environmentally, as a lot of crude oil and other resources would need to be used up. This cannot be sustained, therefore, thermoplastics are used instead.
Are thermoplastics sustainable?
Thermoplastics can be both sustainable and unsustainable, depending on their production, use, and disposal. While some thermoplastics are recyclable and can be made from renewable resources, many are derived from fossil fuels and contribute to environmental issues like pollution and waste. Advances in biodegradable thermoplastics and recycling technologies are improving their sustainability profile. Ultimately, the sustainability of thermoplastics hinges on responsible production, usage, and end-of-life management.
When do you need thermoplastics?
Thermoplastics are polymers that can be molded above a certain temperature. They are needed to manufacture such plastics as acrylic, nylon and polystyrene.
