Heat-Resistant Material is used in glass making industry.
Heat-Resistant Material is used in glass making industry.
November 25, 2005 -
Meldin® 7001 polyimide parts and shapes offer heat resistance up to 600°F and exhibit geometric stability. In TV screen lines, material handles and touches hot glass while preventing defects and limiting downtime. Available in stock shapes for machining or custom molded components, material is suited for glass handling applications.
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Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics has developed Meldin 7001 polyimide parts and shapes for use in the glass manufacturing industry. In a TV screen line, Meldin parts handle and touch the hot glass while preventing defects and limiting downtime. Meldin 7001 has high heat resistance, up 600° F, excellent machinability, exceptionally high geometric stability, and is available in stock shapes for machining or custom molded components, which make it an ideal material for glass handling applications. For more information call 1- 800 - 223-4966 or visit our web site at www.meldin7000.com.
Meldin® is a Registered Trademark Company Information: Name: Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics, Corporate Headquarters Address: 150 Dey Rd. City: Wayne State: NJ ZIP: 07470 Country: USA Phone: 973-696-4700 FAX: 973-696-4056 http://www.plastics.saint-gobain.com
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