Hot Melt Strippable Coating - Protective coating that is easily applied and removed temporary mounting

Hot Melt Strippable Coating - Protective coating that is easily applied and removed temporary mountingThis wax like coating is applied on metals, wood, and glass, where it protects against corrosion and dents, marks, and scratches. The solid coating compound melts at temperatures above 150C and components can then be coated by dipping. Used for: The coating is used to protect cutting tools such as drills, saw blades, and milling cutters during transport and storage. It is used to protectively seal bottle tops from contamination and ends of electrical

and DVD media

In pultrusion fibres or fibre mats are pulled through a guide where they are placed precisely in relation to the desired profile cross section

The printing process utilises inkjet technology to build structures from thin layers of a UV-curable photopolymer

The potentiometer can be activated directly by finger touch or with mechanical controls using sliding or rolling wipers

The individual layers of the shim can be peeled off to adjust the thickness of the shim

It is covered with a thin layer of talc to prevent the sheet from sticking to itself

releasing the adhesive

and bonding operations directly from extruded polypropylene (PP) plastic

a fungal network of threadlike cells found in the root structure of fungi (think mushrooms)

It can be overmoulded or co-extruded onto a range of other plastics

electric power transformers

It is heat sealable and is therefore convenient for packaging products in dissolvable bags