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Material Selection for High Temperature Applications

Posted on May 1, 2015 by Prospector Webinar — 1 comment

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Recorded Wednesday, June 3rd, at 10AM EDT
Presented by the INVISTA

INVISTA Engineering Polymer Solutions continues to create new solutions for PA66 heat-aging technology. Join this webinar to see how the company is helping molders, Tiers and OEMs develop new applications that are exposed to intense heat for extended periods of time. Romeo De Castro, INVISTA Technical Manager, will share details about INVISTA’s patent-pending TORZEN Marathon™ technology and how it offers improved long-term heat-resistance over conventional PA66—while also delivering the same balance of toughness, wear resistance and chemical resistance for which PA66 is known. In addition to its high-heat resistance, Mr. de Castro will provide additional benefits of the technology, such as part design integration and improved processability.

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Filed Under: Plastics, Materials Tagged With: Invista, Materials

One Response to “Material Selection for High Temperature Applications”

  1. Jimmy says:
    July 16, 2015 at 2:47 am

    interested in Invista materials.

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