nylon – ایران پلیمر

Teknor Apex joins Cyclyx as consortium’s newest member

نویسنده — Sun, 13 Aug 2023 06:49:20 +0000

Iranpolymer/ Baspar Teknor Apex has become the newest company to join consortium-based plastic feedstock management company Cyclyx. The U.S.-based company produces products like vinyl, thermoplastic elastomers, nylon, and colorants. As a member of Cyclyx, it will be able to take part in customised takeback programmes and innovations, including plastic waste-based circular feedstock specifications tailored to its specific …

Recycling Program Announced for Nylon 3D Printed Parts

نویسنده — Sat, 27 May 2023 08:10:50 +0000

Iranpolymer/ Baspar Sculpteo, a 3D printing service provider and part of BASF chemical company, announced a new take-back program, branded “RE-cycleo”, that will recycle 3D printed parts returned by its customers. Clients will be able to send nylon PA11 and PA12 3D printed parts back to Sculpteo with a destruction authorization. Sculpteo will sort and grind …

Additive fosters virgin-like resin properties in 100% regrind

تبسم علیزاد منیر — Sun, 26 Jan 2020 05:56:03 +0000

IRANPOLYMER/BASPAR Physical property tests carried out by Riverdale Global LLC (Aston, PA) in cooperation with a molder of packaging containers reportedly has demonstrated that +Restore liquid additive is even more effective in improving the performance of plastics regrind based on post-consumer waste than originally claimed.

Airbus builds 3-D printed airplane out of nylon

تبسم علیزاد منیر — Wed, 15 Jun 2016 04:27:58 +0000

The first 3D printed plane is making its debut, and nope, it’s not another one that’s been made in miniature by a hobbyist. And while it’s not full-scale, it’s certainly presenting a huge milestone to the world as a 13-foot flying drone. It’s also the perfect example of how a company like Airbus is able to use every benefit of 3D printing in creating what is obviously just a stepping stone to their eventual fleet of futuristic 3D printed jets.

HP finally unveils world-first production-ready 3D-printing system

تبسم علیزاد منیر — Sat, 21 May 2016 01:08:48 +0000

At long last, HP (Palo Alto, CA) has introduced its 3D printers for industrial applications that have been the subject of much speculation. On May 17, the company presented what it calls the world’s first production-ready commercial 3D-printing system. The HP Jet Fusion reportedly will produce parts up to 10 times faster and at half the cost of current 3D printers.