Comparing ESD materials

During this period, ESD material made with virgin plastic was compared with ESD recycled based material using injected plates and specimens at laboratory scale.

The results obtained to date are quite similar at this scale, as the ESD properties obtained with virgin material are in the same range level to the properties obtained with recycled material in terms of electrical conductivity.

 

Next steps would be to replicate these results on a pallet at industrial scale, considering the different process conditions between obtaining the specimens and obtaining the pallets.

 

Contact

Would you like to receive more infomation, please contact Rucha Kakatkar – rucha.kakatkar@maastrichtuniversity.nl

Rudinei Fiorio –  r.fiorio@maastrichtuniversity.nl

BC3 leader: Jose Bas –  j.bas @cabka.com

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