Long Chain Branching, Part 2 – Experimental results
Hypothesis: long chain branching of LLDPEs can improve melt strength in terms of drawability. We irradiated 3 LLDPE feedstocks with an electron beam and compared
Hypothesis: long chain branching of LLDPEs can improve melt strength in terms of drawability. We irradiated 3 LLDPE feedstocks with an electron beam and compared
E-BEAM Services is proud to announce the newest member to their accelerator capacity family, a sweet little 1.5 MeV Dynamitron electron beam accelerator! Coming in
The CEO of a plastics company visited E-BEAM Services to talk about ramping up production of the new crosslinked product they have created using electron
This past week, E-BEAM’s President, COO, and Technology and Development Manager packed up their bags and headed to Vancouver for the 2016 International Meeting
This is the first of a three part series highlighting the advantages of long chain branching and crosslinking – – valuable modifications made by electron
Last summer, my neighbor loaded up his RV for a two-week long family vacation. They were going out West to see the great national parks.
At this point, if you’ve read through a number of our blog entries you might be thinking, “Okay, this electron beam thing is REALLY cool,
I have been asked a number of times how much available capacity we have. Here’s my usual answer: I have yet to see a customer’s
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRJQQE8qmMI[/embedyt] What if you had a tool you could use to improve your existing plastic or polymer product? Or a tool that enables
When dealing with the electron beam processing of polymers, two terms you will often hear are crosslinking and scissioning. Although both of these things happen