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Title |
Author(s) |
Magazine/ Conference |
Edition/ Page |
Year |
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A new generation of aesthetic composites based on styrenic co-polymers |
Pierre Juan, Eike Jahnke, Philipp Deitmerg |
Composite Solutions (English and Italian) |
2/2017 (April), pages 16-20 |
2017 |
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Relationships between ABS copolymer composition, filament quality and 3D printing performance in FDM process |
S. Baumann, F. Eisentraeger, N. Nießner, J. Meiners, H.-W. Schmidt, M. Bastian |
32nd International Conference of the Polymer Processing Society |
July 28, 2016 |
2016 |
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Thermoplastic Styrene/Butadiene Elastomers: From Product Innovation to New Applications |
Norbert Nießner |
Thermoplastic Elastomers World Summit, Barcelona (Invited lecture) |
December 9/ 10, 2015 |
2015 |
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Foam injection molding of styrene based polymers – optimization of surface properties and processing behavior |
B. Raithel, V. Altstaedt, N. Nießner |
14th Biennial Bayreuth Polymer Symposium |
September 20-22, 2015 |
2015 |
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Light weight styrenics for automotive applications |
Jinhwa A. Chung, Mohammed Abboud, Robert Hooker |
Papers on Plastics in Automotive ANTEC® 2014 |
Presentation and paper |
2014 |
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Product advancements in ABS metal plating for automotive applications |
Mohammed Abboud, Robert Hooker, Jinhwa A. Chung, Frank Eisenträger, Eugen Wiedel |
Paper on Plastics in Automotive ANTEC® 2014 |
Presentation and paper |
2014 |
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Styrolkunststoffe für Mehrkammerschläuche |
Styrolution |
Medical Device Engineering |
11-12/2014 |
2014 |
Foam injection molding of Styrene polymers
The constant interest of the polymer processing industry in weight reduction and material savings lead to the processing of thermoplastic polymers by foam injection molding. Especially foamed polypropylene (PP) and polyamide (PA) are often used in automotive or household foam injection molded parts, as a weight saving in the order of magnitude of 10 % can be achieved in a drop-in process. With further optimization and special mold technologies such as a ‘breathing mold’ concept, the density can be reduced up to 20 - 30 %. Within this work a wide range of styrene based themoplastic polymers was investigated according to their foaming behavior.
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Thermoplastic Styrene/Butadiene Elastomers: from Product Innovation to new Applications
The presentation gives an introduction to Styroflex®, a unique S-TPE Elastomer based on innovative chemistry. The structure/property relationships are given as well as the compatibility in blending with thermoplastic polymers leading to positive influence on impact.
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