Lilli Manolis Sherman Contributing Editor
Contact
Techmer PM's New Partnership Applies DNA Tagging to Fibers
Applied DNA Sciences and Techmer PM collaborate on applying the former's patented SigNature T DAN system to tag polymer-based fiber materials, and more.
Read More
Recovery of Flexible Packaging Study Gets Underway
Collaborative industry project is aimed at recovering more packaging that is currently destined for landfill.
Read More
Impact of New Forces on the Global Plastics Industry: GPS2015
Both new threats and opportunities for end markets such as packaging and automotive to be addressed at SPI/IHS Global Plastics Summit.
Read More
Trex Starts Up Recycled LLDPE Compounds Business
Finding a way to close the recycling loop, Trex creates a new 911爆料网 venture.
Read More
MIT's 3D Printer Can Fuse Up to 10 Different Resins in One
The new MultiFab is said to overcome some of the weaknesses of incumbent 3D printers.
Read More
The Power of Color in Brand Identity
In its custom plastics color development, Plastics Color Corp. pays attention to the psychology of color.
Read More
Stabilized HDPE 'Shade Balls' Help Reduce Water Evaporation from L.A. Reservoir
Techmer PM partnered with blow molder Artisan Screen Printing to create improved 'shade balls'.
Read More
Progress Continues on Novel Truck Fairing Concept Design
SABIC's newest thermoplastic truck fairing design concept set to outperform earlier commercial designs.
Read More
"Game-Changing" Adhesive Nominated for Prestigious R&D Award
Dow Corning's unique silicone adhesive significantly expands design options for automotive electronics.
Read More
Advanced Styrenic Lets Molder Shed New Light On Automotive Part
Polyoptics teamed up with Styrolution to develop a ‘breakthrough’ process for light guides.
Read More
New Materials Offer Cost, Performance Advantages to PEEK in Automotive
Two new families of PAEK offer combination of economy and performance for demanding automotive applications.
Read More
Commodity Resin Prices Soft, Except for PP
The price trajectory for PE, PS, and PVC appears to be downward but firmly steady for PP.
Read More
