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Have you heard about PET foam sheets and boards? Yes, that’s right; the same material used in PET plastic bottles are potential eco-friendly alternatives to wood, aluminum, copper, concrete materials, and other non-sustainable materials like polystyrene, PU foams, etc. But what exactly is PET foam? PET foam is a lightweight, rigid foam based on its primary polymeric material, polyethylene-teraphatlate (PET)., [...]
Balsa wood is one of the lightest and most pliable industrial timbers available today. This popular wood, grown in Ecuador, is much loved for its buoyancy and excellent ability to insulate vibration, sound, and heat. Because of the balsa tree’s high growth rate, this timber is an environmentally friendly choice for various usages, such as wooden house construction and decoration, surfboards, roofing, furniture, ceiling panels, and composite structures. The wood is converted into an essential and sustainable construction material, balsa core boards and sheets.[...]
As the economy grows, people are becoming alarmed about the increased rate of deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions, and the demand for lightweight materials and sustainable alternatives to wood, aluminum, copper, concrete, polystyrene, polypropylene, and others has increased significantly. One of these promising eco-friendly alternatives is PVC foam boards/sheets. But what exactly is PVC foam? PVC foam is a lightweight, rigid form of expanded polyvinyl chloride (PVC). [...]
Polymers, Bio-Polymers, and composites have undeniable need and importance in our daily lives as they our the basic building block for almost everything use. these materials have been used in almost everything we touch such as consumer products, packaging, electric and electronic goods, furniture, automotive, aerospace, marine, construction, energy storage and generation to high-end medical and military applications. Industrial Polymers and Bio Polymers The most used synthetic polymers are polyethene (PE), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polypropylene (PP), polystyrene (PS), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), nylon, engineering plastics [...]
