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flexural strength

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flexural strength [′flek·shə·rəl ′streŋkth]
(mechanics)
Strength of a material in blending, that is, resistance to fracture.

flexural strength
That property of a solid which is an indication of its ability to withstand bending.


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This means the cards have very good long-term flexural strength and return to their original form even after being repeatedly bent severely out of shape," says Dirk Pophusen, head of business development for the Europe/Latin America region in the films unit.
The modulus of elasticity and high tensile and flexural strength guarantee Trespa Meteon's high impact resistance, the company adds.
 
 
 
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