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1 We are thinking about plastics!!
What is a thermo and thermosetting plastic? Plastic properties….why we use plastics? How to get higher levels on design work!

2 Errrrrrrrrm!

3 Eyes Closed!

4 Thermo or thermosetting……that is the question?

5 If we were plastic what would we look like?

6 Material properties!

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10 Resistant

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12 Shock absorbing Self coloured Water proof Scratch proof Recyclable

13 Do you want a higher level?

14 How are products made?

15 Injection moulding Blow moulding Vacuum forming

16 Injection moulding

17 Why use Injection Moulding?

18 We are thinking about plastics!!
What is a thermo and thermosetting plastic? Plastic properties….why we use plastics? How to get higher levels on design work!

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