Casting Tips
Many modelmakers, prototypers and molders of polyurethane parts must paint cured plastic surfaces to attain a production-quality finish. Some customers avoid painting by color-matching the more...
Read MoreRAMPF provides a color-matching service for customers who purchase our polyurethanes. (We do not offer this service for competitors’ products.) However, before considering polyurethane pigmentation, more...
Read MoreTrapped air in a mixed polyurethane resin system can produce bubbles in the surface or wall of a cast part. To prevent the formation of more...
Read MoreBefore casting a urethane part, an accurate assessment of shrinkage is a key to obtaining dimensionally accurate results. Shrink in urethane systems, and other thermoset more...
Read MorePolyurethanes are moisture sensitive materials. Polymers that are exposed to moisture may form an indissolvable skin on the resin surface. The skin can be removed more...
Read MoreUL 94 Test Standards for Plastics RAMPFS’ product line includes flame-retardant polyurethanes that are specially formulated for use in manufacturing medical devices, electrical/electronic housings and more...
Read MoreAmong the highest performing elastomers in the RAMPF product line are polyurea/polyurethane hybrid systems that exhibit excellent durability with high strength, high heat resistance and more...
Read MoreThe low-pressure rotocasting process today is seeing a resurgence in popularity fostered, in part, by the development of improved process controls and easier-to-handle plastics. Moldmaking more...
Read MoreJust as pilots perform a pre-flight check to verify that all systems are working properly, it is often helpful for molders of plastic parts to more...
Read MoreWith so many cast polyurethane systems available in the marketplace today, selecting the best material for a new prototype or part can be a most more...
Read MoreAt RAMPF, product quality and consistency is a top priority. As various products are manufactured, our quality control (QC) team conducts a variety of tests more...
Read MoreWhen polyurethanes don't perform as expected, companies typically look for explanations such as technician error, mixing machine issues or supplier/raw materials problems. A common culprit more...
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