0
What else can I help you with?
What is micron in plastic?
A micron is a unit of measurement for thickness commonly used in plastic industry to indicate the thickness of plastic films or sheets. It is equal to one-thousandth of a millimeter (0.001 mm) and is often used to describe the thickness of plastic packaging materials.
Is fiberglass also referred to as fiberglass reinforced plastic?
No its not, its very stiff, poly urathane is more flexable and a hell of a lot more durable. Thin thin layers of fiber glass, like 1 or 2 sheets is flexible and not durable, breaks very easily. But reinforced plastic fiberglass, flexible, no its not, very very stiff.
Why is sediment often laid down in layers?
Sediment is often laid down in layers because of the different sizes and weights of particles settling out of water or air. Heavier particles settle faster, creating bottom layers, while lighter particles settle on top. Over time, this accumulation results in distinct layers of sediment.
Where can one buy cheap plastic storage drawers?
Cheap plastic storage drawers can often be found at Walmart and Target. However, if there is a thrift store near, those often have old plastic storage drawers priced cheaply.
Can copper be used as a roof covering because it can be made into sheets?
Not only can it be used as a roof covering, it often has been - albeit an expensive one. Many domed buildings, like state capitols, have had their domes covered with copper sheeting, which then oxidizes over time to form a distinctive green patina.
Why are sheets of plastic often covered with a layer of plastic or paper?
These layers protect against accidental scratching and therefore need to be kept on long as possible.
What are plastic laminate sheets used for?
Plastic laminate sheets are commonly used as decorative surfacing material for countertops, cabinets, and furniture. They are also used for wall paneling, store fixtures, and signage due to their durability and resistance to stains and scratches.
What are the plastic sheets behind the red carpet called?
The plastic sheets behind a red carpet are referred to as a backdrop or marquee. Often, these sheets display the name and sponsors of the event which is then photographed along with the people in front of it. This is acts as free advertising for those named on the backdrop as red carpet images are often spread through magazines and online. I believe that I heard them referred to as "Step and Repeat"
Sheets of igneous rock that are parallel to the layers they intrude?
A sheet of igneous rock that protrudes into the surrounding layers of rock is called a dike. Dikes are most often horizontal sheets that can form in many layers.
What is micron in plastic?
A micron is a unit of measurement for thickness commonly used in plastic industry to indicate the thickness of plastic films or sheets. It is equal to one-thousandth of a millimeter (0.001 mm) and is often used to describe the thickness of plastic packaging materials.
What is a mineral with smooth flat sheets?
Mica is a mineral that often forms smooth flat sheets. It is known for its perfect cleavage and ability to be easily split into thin, flexible layers. Mica is commonly found in igneous and metamorphic rocks.
What are lenticular plastic sheets used for?
Lenticular plastic sheets are used to create images with an illusion of depth or animation. They are often used in products like posters, packaging, and business cards to make visuals more engaging and eye-catching. The sheets have specially designed ridges that allow different images to be seen from different angles.
What is puck board?
Puck board is high density polyethylene (plastic) that has been formed into sheets. It is often used for the boards in hockey rinks, thus the name "puck" board.
What uses can coroplast sheets be put to?
Coroplast is the name of a company that manufactures corrugated plastic. This product is typically used to make signs for businesses. However, it has a variety of other uses.
Is fiberglass also referred to as fiberglass reinforced plastic?
No its not, its very stiff, poly urathane is more flexable and a hell of a lot more durable. Thin thin layers of fiber glass, like 1 or 2 sheets is flexible and not durable, breaks very easily. But reinforced plastic fiberglass, flexible, no its not, very very stiff.
What are baking sheets?
Baking sheets are flat cooking sheets with sides that are usually turned up slightly. They are often used to bake cookies.
How often should you change your sheets?
Every week
