Biodegradable polymers can be difficult to process, so compounding, extrusion, quenching, and stretching produce strong, flexible packaging nets.
Extruded plastic geotextile resolves manufacturing contradictions by maintaining uniform crystallinity across join zones to boost traction strength.
Combining semi-solid components with yield stress above 50 Pa forms polymer compositions that maintain net-shape geometry during processing.
Co-spraying chopped reinforcing material with thermoplastic polymer onto a temperature-controlled tool creates near-net composite components.