NSF-certified vinyl compounds - Teknor Apex

    Feb. 23, 2011
    The compounds resist degradation at higher temperatures.

    Apex RM 8002 and RM 8004 rigid vinyl compounds for injection molding small- to medium-sized parts are NSF-61 certified. The compounds exhibit lower levels of thermal degradation during processing than many other PVC-based materials, have high heat-deflection temperatures, and resist impact. The compounds, which are made in NSF-certified plants in Rhode Island and California, are available in black, white, and the full range of colors.

    Teknor Apex, 505 Central Ave., Pawtucket, RI  02861, (401) 725-8000, www.teknorapex.com

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