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A new, high performance thermoplastic copolymer is expected to find wide use in the wire and cable industry due to its unique property profile and ease of procesing. The first in a family of synthetic materials based on copolymers of silicone and organic resins, this product offers superior thermal, electrical, and mechanical performance in extruded wall sections as thin as 0.005 inch.
A new, high performance thermoplastic copolymer is expected to find wide use in the wire and cable industry due to its unique property profile and ease of procesing. The first in a family of synthetic materials based on copolymers of silicone and organic resins, this product offers superior thermal, electrical, and mechanical performance in extruded wall sections as thin as 0.005 inch.
| Author(s) | George Maguire, General Electric Silicones, USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI Nonferrous Division Meeting, Clearwater, FL USA. Paper published in WJI, Oct. 1989, pg. 72. |
| Year | 1989 |
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