That Plastics Guy

Join Kurt as he starts the conversation on energy conservation.  What ways does your facility "win" at conservation?  Where could you do more?  What options exist to further conservation?

We are looking at bringing a new technology to the market that will improve the efficiency of electric motor output vie reduced friction and a unique torque multiplying design.

Let's start the conversation of conservation! 

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Join Kurt as he starts a new min-series, this time discussing common material physical property characteristics that you see on datasheets.

This week it's density, also known as specific gravity.

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Join Kurt for the final instalment of his mini-series on the proper use of purging compounds.  

Today, he discusses recycling of the "purge patty".

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Join Kurt as he discusses the basics of PVC; types, pros and cons, processing suggestions, and applications.

PVC is quite a versatile material...find out why, right here!

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Join Kurt as he discusses the importance of developing a "process" when using a purge compound.  Don't leave the use of a highly engineered product to chance.  Take it seriously and develop a process for your specific application. 

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Friday's here again and that means another instalment of Tech Tip Friday!

On this episode, I discuss the two major types of purge compounds and the basic pros and cons of each.

A little nugget of knowledge for you! 

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Join me as I interview Drew Pearson, a Client Relations Manager with Crossdock Systems, as we discuss warehousing, freight, logistics, and the general business climate.  
Drew gives insights as to what he sees in the market and specifically in the transportation sector.

He's been a long time supplier and friend and this one was a lot of fun to record!

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A quick introduction to purging and why you would want to consider using a proper purging compound.  First in a multi-part series.

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A quick review of material types for living hinge applications.

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Plastics make up approximately 1% of the materials we use annually to create the goods manufactured for our global consumption.  Why does the industry get such bad press?  Perhaps it's just too difficult to comprehend the volume of resources we consume every year.

Tune in for my opinions on the matter.    

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