Chemical Engineering highlights DuraKor, a high-performance engineering plastic mechanically similar to polypropylene but superior for applications needing toughness, chemical resistance, and environmental durability. With high impact resistance, damage tolerance, and strong resistance to fuels, oils, solvents, and industrial fluids, DuraKor—along with new finishing capabilities—aims to help maintain production continuity by withstanding harsh service and reducing damage-related downtime.
New engineering plastics and finishing capabilities help maintain production continuity
DuraKor is a high-performance engineering plastic mechanically similar to polypropylene, and superior for applications where toughness, chemical resistance, and environmental durability are critical. Its properties include: high impact resistance and damage tolerance; strong resistance to fuels, oils, solvents, and industrial fluids
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