Industrial Resins and Bio-resins
Theory
The Resin can be defined as an organic product, solid or semi-solid, with natural or synthetic origin, without a precise melting point and, usually, with a high molecular weight.
Many resins are polymers, the main distinction to be done is between thermoplastic resins and thermosetting:
- The thermoplastic are linear or ramified polymers that can be melted giving them the right quantity of heat; during the plasticization phase they do not go through variations on the chemical point of view;
- The thermosetting resins are very hard materials composed by grid polymers in which the polymeric chains motion is strongly limited by the high number of existing cross-linking. During the transformation phase they pass through an irreversible chemical transformation.
The material typically used for the industrial bio-resins production are:
- PA
- PMMA
- PEEK
- PET
- PVDF
- PEEK
- PC
- PTFE
- PEEK
Filtec in production and pelletizing of industrial resins and bio-resins
Filtec production is continuously in progress. Our Company develop equipment for production and pelletizing of bio-resins and solutions for new materials, suitable to the underwater pelletizing and the water ring, anticipating the customers’ needs.