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Volume 1: Water Treatment Program: What's in it for me
Volume 2: Basic Tools for Troubleshooting Plastic Processing
Volume 3: Proper Pellet Handling
Volume 4: GP Announces Cyberspace Customer Service
Volume 5 The Clean Air Ace and Emissions in Your Plant
Volume 6: The Data Sheet: Part 1
Volume 7: The Data Sheet: Part 2
Volume 8: Plastic and Moisture
Volume 9: The SPE Plastics Technologist Certification Program
Volume 10: Plastics Technologist Recertification Process
Volume 11: Plastic Product Failure
Volume 12: Four Injection Molding Variables
Volume 13: Regrind...How Much Should You Use
Volume 14: Concentrate vs. Precolor
Volume 15: How do you set first-stage pressure: Part 1
Volume 16: How do you set first-stage pressure: Part 2
Volume 17: Clamp Tonnage
Volume 19: Air Drafts Across the Die
Volume 20: Simply the Best Molding
Volume 21: General Polymers Expands Web Site
Volume 22: Nozzle Tip Sizing and its Effects
Volume 23: Phenolic Yellowing
Volume 24: Pressure Drops That Can Limit Press Pressure
Volume 25: Gas Assisted Injection Molding
Volume 26: Scientific Injection Molding
Volume 27: Which polyethylene is best for your application: Part One
Volume 28: Which Polyethylene is Best for Your Application: Part Two
Volume 29: Imbedded Particulate
Volume 30: Drying and Brittleness
Volume 31: Safety in Processing Thermoplastic
Volume 32: Plastic Sterilization
Volume 33: Why Dry: Why Brittle
Volume 34: Machinery Safety Standard
Volume 35: Crystallinity
Volume 36: High Density Polyethylene
Volume 37: Cooling Difficult to Cool Areas in the Mold
Volume 38: A Way to Optimize an Injection Molding Process: Part One
Volume 39: A Way to Optimize an Injection Molding Process: Part Two
Volume 40: Commonly Used Conversion Factors for Plastic Materials
Volume 41: What's A Second Worth
Volume 42: Grooved-Feed Extruders
Volume 43: First Stage Injection Set Point
Volume 44: Which Polypropylene is Best for my Application
Volume 45: Uniform Nominal Wall
Volume 46: Process Capability
Volume 47: Rotational Molding of Cross-Link Polyethylene
Volume 48: Handling Bulk Powders

DID YOU KNOW?

We sell gelcoats for composite and cast polymer applications, as well as general purpose gelcoats.