[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tidr0p-yobs[/embedyt] Does your PE or PP resin have the exact material properties you want? If you’re manufacturing a specialty film, bottle, foam, or other
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdiX3oW1sxM[/embedyt] In the latest Crash Course, the E-BEAM team talks about the difference between three different types of polymer modification: crosslinking, branching, and chain
In Part 2, we irradiated three samples of LLDPE with the electron beam to impart long chain branching and we achieved the improvement in melt
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
This is the first of a three part series highlighting the advantages of long chain branching and crosslinking – – valuable modifications made by electron
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,
We are E-BEAM Services, we are committed to the power of electrons, and we are crosslinking. In the video below, you will learn about the
When you e-beam polyethylene resin pellets, won’t there be gels? This is often one of the first questions asked in regards to e-beam processing in
Crosslinking of polymers via electron beam irradiation (e-beam) is well known and the number of success stories involving it touch our daily lives in many
Let me tell you a story. In June of 2013, I was standing in our booth at the MD&M show in Philadelphia when I turned