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How is Mitsui Chemicals AURUM™ used in the Semiconductor Industry? The semiconductor industry widely uses Mitsui Chemical AURUM™ Thermoplastic Polyimide Material because of its superior heat resistance, mechanical strength, and electrical insulating qualities. Excellent performance makes Mitsui Chemicals' AURUM™ TPI

About the author John Biesterfeld has several decades of experience in the Polymer industry. He worked in marketing, sales and business leadership in France, USA, the Netherlands and Germany.He is the founder of the BIEGLO-group that specializes in the marketing

Unveiling the wonders of PEEK Polyetheretherketone commonly referred to as PEEK, is a high-performance thermoplastic polymer that has earned recognition across different industries due to its mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties. Furthermore, It finds applications in numerous forms such as

BARplast LLC at SEMICON West presenting High Performance Polymers – Polyimides and PEEK BARplast LLC, a distributor of high-performance plastics, will exhibit in SEMICON West 2023. Additionally, it will showcase its latest products, including AURUM®, a Thermoplastic Polyimide (TPI)  from Mitsui

High-Performance Polymers for the Aerospace The aerospace industry demands high-performance materials that withstand extreme temperatures (high and low), pressures, and loads.  With a focus on excellence and reliability, BARplast LLC's AURUM™ TPI, PEEK and Polyimide products offer aerospace manufacturers a

High-Performance Polymers for the Automotive Industry   The automotive industry demands high-performance materials that withstand extreme temperatures, pressures, and vibrations.  Firstly, AURUM™ Thermoplastic Polyimide, with its high glass transition temperature (Tg) of 245°C 473°F), is advantageous to the automotive industry

High-Performance Polymers for Semiconductor Industry   In the semiconductor industry, accuracy and durability are indispensable to manufacture top-notch electronic components. AURUM™ TPI has a high glass transition temperature (Tg) of 245°C (473°F) and is suitable for producing semiconductor equipment, including

High-Performance Polymers for the Oil and Gas Industry The oil and gas industry relies on numerous essential components that serve different purposes, such as preventing leaks, decreasing friction, and offering maintenance and durability. These components are constructed from diverse materials