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Porous Plastics

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Porous Plastics 

gas-filled plastics with a porous structure, that is, permeated with a system of interconnected pore canals and capillaries.



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Porex's commitment to growth, the continuous enhancement of our materials science expertise and facilitating unique capabilities for our customers' products has made it the leader in porous plastics.
As recently shown by Chang and Pan (20), the load-carrying capacities of porous plastics and rubber-modified plastics are quite similar when cavitation in rubber particles occurs early in the deformation history and a failure criterion under large deformation is assumed for the rubber material.
They also stock a complete line of Porex[R] Porous Plastics sheets, rods and tubes.
 
 
 
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