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This article explains the causes and solutions for common problems in TPE injection molding, such as flow marks, release defects, weld lines, burrs, and silver streaks. It provides expert explanations of improvement methods starting from the material itself.
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"Good products are backed by good science." In the final installment, Professor Ken Tanaka discusses the social implementation of PMEA and intermediate water research. What is the ability to formulate questions required of researchers in the AI era? What is the essence of industry-academia collaboration? What does Zelas AMP embody about the future of substrate design?
View articleWhat is "intermediate water"? Professor Ken Tanaka explains in a dialogue why this third type of water, neither free water nor antifreeze, suppresses protein denaturation and enhances biocompatibility. What new indicators for materials design have emerged from the commonalities between PMEA, MPC polymers, and biomolecules (high)?
View articleWhy does blood adhere to medical devices? Professor Ken Tanaka discusses the origins of the synthetic polymer PMEA and the trajectory of heparin replacement research in a dialogue format. This is the first of a three-part series, essential reading for engineers involved in the development of blood-compatible materials and biomaterials.
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This article explains the trends and challenges of PVC in food contact applications. It covers migration and quality effects caused by phthalates such as DEHP and plasticizers such as ATBC, the concept of Food Contact Material Regulations (SML), the shift to flexible design with TPE (Tefabloc™), and key points for application to soft components.
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