Thermoplastics in Appliance Design,
Abstract
It is safe to say all household appliances employ thermoplastics today. These thermoplastics appear as decorative, structural, or functional items, as insulation, or as incidental parts; and while they are obvious or visible in most cases, they are not always in plain sight. Most of these plastics, if they are considered by statistical numbers, are well accepted, troublefree, and unnoticed. Some of the plastics, mainly structural, are of recent adaptation; and these applications are the ones which have received conspicuous attention. The manufacturing economy and sales appeal of these new applications are overwhelming factors in promoting continued use, in spite of some presently-encountered difficulties. The difficulties have been brought to the door of the product engineering department in nearly every appliance factory, and this appears to be an appropriate place to bring such problems for solving. p3
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 01, 1960
- Accession Number
- ADA307529
Entities
People
- Gordon B. Thayer