What materials are classified as Brittle Plastic?
Started by skredsfan, Dec 26 2012 04:57 PM
What exactly is a brittle plastic and what materials fall under that classification? I need to create aglass and brittle plastic registry, but I'm not sure which plastics are technically considered brittle?
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If you drop it (or run it over with a forklift or something) and it cracks = brittle plastic.
If you drop it and it crinkles (instead of cracking) = non-brittle plastic (e.g. plastic films, etc.)
If you drop it and it crinkles (instead of cracking) = non-brittle plastic (e.g. plastic films, etc.)
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Dear skredsfan,
Definition (basic) - Brittle, adj. Likely to break, snap, or crack.
Hazard (example) - http://www.heraldind...ps &id=21217542
AIB Glass and Brittle Plastics.pdf 124.54KB 461 downloads
http://www.ifsqn.com...rittle-plastic/
Rgds / Charles.C
Definition (basic) - Brittle, adj. Likely to break, snap, or crack.
Hazard (example) - http://www.heraldind...ps &id=21217542
AIB Glass and Brittle Plastics.pdf 124.54KB 461 downloads
http://www.ifsqn.com...rittle-plastic/
Rgds / Charles.C
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