The industries we serve are:
- Packaging
- Food and Beverage
- Plastics
- Polymers
- Heat Transfer
- Chemical
The glass transition temperature indicates when a polymer goes from rigid and glassy, to plastic, to eventually a rubbery elastomer. It is important for a polymer to have a glass transition temperature near ambient temperature in order to maintain its structural integrity. Various products are designed to work over a wide temperature range, knowing the glass transition temperature allows you to tailor your product for its desired use.
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5250 West Coplay Road
Whitehall, PA 18052
1.877.244-5525 | 610.262.9686
lab@dynalene.com