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Texin 3203 - Bayer - Polycarbonate + TPU Plastic

/Polycarbonate Blends Taber Abrasion: H-18 Wheel, 1000-g Load, 1000 Cycles (mg Loss): 90 Bayshore Resilience: Mold Shrinkage at 100-mil Thickness (%): 40 General Material Status Commercial:

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Product Description Polyester Taber Abrasion: H-18 Wheel, 1000-g Load, 1000 Cycles (mg Loss): 50 Bayshore Resilience (%): 35 General Material Status Commercial: Active Availability North America


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Resilience is the ratio of the energy released in deformation recovery to the energy that caused the deformation. Resilience ranges from 100% for perfectly elastic materials, to 0% for perfect absorbers. Bayshore Resilience results provide an estimate of the energy-absorbing characteristics of a material.

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