Environmental challenges posed by the evaporation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during the production of coatings, inks, and paints are significant, leading to various air quality issues. In response, regulatory bodies have implemented stricter controls on VOC emissions.
Carbon fiber composites technology holds immense potential for industries like aerospace, automotive, wind energy, and more. Despite challenges like high production costs and recycling hurdles, ongoing R&D efforts are paving the way for wider adoption.
In the plastics industry, combining different polymers is a cost-effective way to improve material properties without creating entirely new polymers. A new type of hybrid material has been developed by mixing low-temperature phosphate glass with polymers, resulting in significant improvements.
Researchers have innovated polymer-bonded magnets, essential for their design flexibility and cost efficiency, by improving their heat resistance and magnetic capacity.
Discover how Pglass transforms PET polymers, making them more adaptable for high-tech applications. By integrating ultra-low Tg phosphate glass, we unlock enhanced thermal stability and faster crystallization, revolutionizing materials for aerospace, automotive, and beyond.
Creating water-repellent surfaces is essential in various sectors, from waterproofing to advanced electronics. A team has innovatively enhanced the hydrophobicity of a material known as tin fluorophosphate glass (Pglass).
Commercial rare-earth alloy powders such as neodymium-iron-boron (Nd-Fe-B) or “neo alloy” ribbons into platelets with varying sizes and distributions (mean particle size approximately 200 µran).