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DESIGNProduct Design ..............................................................................4

Tool Design ...................................................................................6

PROCESSING & MANUFACTURINGGeneral Overview .........................................................................10

Mixing & Compounding .................................................................13

Injection Molding ........................................................................ 15

Extrusion .................................................................................... 21

Blow Molding ..............................................................................26

Thermoforming ............................................................................28

Other Processes ...........................................................................30

MATERIALSGeneral Overview .........................................................................34

Rubber .......................................................................................39

Coatings ..................................................................................... 42

Fibers & Films.............................................................................. 43

Additives & Colors ........................................................................ 44

Recycling .................................................................................... 46

Other Industry Applications ........................................................... 45

POLYMER SCIENCETesting & Analytical Methods ......................................................... 48

Physics & Chemistry .....................................................................50

REFERENCEDictionaries ................................................................................ 52

Plastic Pocket Power Series ............................................................53

MAGAZINESHanser Magazines ........................................................................ 55

INDEXTitle ..........................................................................................56

Author .......................................................................................60

ORDERINGFax Sheet ................................................................................... 62

Contents

Materials

Titles

Discovering Polyurethanes ..............................38

EElastomer Processing: Formulas and Tables .......42

Electron Beam Curing for Composites ......... 30, 46

Engineered Rubber Products: Introductionto Design, Manufacture, and Testing ................39

Engineering Biopolymers ................................34

Engineering Thermoplastics: Polycarbonates,

Polyacetals, Polyesters, Cellulose Esters ............38

Engineering with Rubber: How to DesignRubber Components 2E ..................................41

Extrusion .....................................................21

Extrusion Blow Molding..................................53

Extrusion Control:Machine – Process – Product ...........................25

Extrusion Dies for Plastics and Rubber:Design and Engineering Computations 3E ..........25

Extrusion of Polymers: Theory & Practice 2E .....24

Extrusion Processing Data ..............................53

FFatigue, Stress and Strain of RubberComponents .................................................39

Fibers & Films ...............................................43

The First Snap-Fit Handbook:Creating and Managing Attachmentsfor Plastics Parts 2E ........................................ 5

Flame Retardants for Plastics and Textiles:Practical Applications ...................................44

GGas-Assist Injection Molding:Principles and Applications .............................15

A Additives & Colors ..........................................44

Adhesion and Adhesives Technology:

An Introduction 2E ........................................30

Aging and Chemical Resistance .......................53

Applied Rubber Technology .............................53

BBlow Molding ................................................26

Blow Molding Design Guide 2E ........................26

Blow Molding Handbook .................................27

Blown Film Extrusion .....................................24

CColoring of Plastics ................................. 14, 45

The Complete Part Design Handbook:For Injection Molding of Thermoplastics ............ 4

Compression Molding .....................................31

Co-Rotating Twin-Screw Extruders:Fundamentals, Technology, and Applications ....25

Custom Molding of Thermoset Elastomers:Tooling Techniques, Processes, andSecondary Operations ....................................46

DDesign Formulas for Plastics Engineers 2E .......... 6

DESIGN .................................................... 4–9

Designing Plastic Parts for Assembly 6E ............. 4

Designing with Plastics ................................... 4

Dictionaries ..................................................52

Dictionary of Materials and ProcessEngineering .................................................52

Titles

JJoining of Plastics: Handbook forDesigners and Engineers 3E ............................. 5

K Kunststoffe international:Magazine for Plastics ............................... 33, 45

LLiquid Composite Molding ..............................33

MMaterials Science of Polymers for

Engineers 2E .......................................... 37, 50

MATERIALS ............................................34–47

Microcellular Processing .................................32

Mixing & Compounding ...................................13

Mixing and Compounding of Polymers:Theory and Practice 2E...................................13

Mold Engineering 2E ....................................... 8

Moldflow Design Guide: A Resource forPlastics Engineers ................................... 11, 17

Mold-Making Handbook 2E ............................... 8

NNano- and Micro-Mechanics of PolymerBlends and Composites ..................................50

OOther Industry Applications .............................45

Other Processes .............................................30

PPhysics & Chemistry .......................................50

Plastic Part Design for Injection Molding:An Introduction 2E ......................................... 5Plastic Pocket Power Series ..............................53

Plastic Surface Modification: Surface Treatment,Decoration, and Adhesion...............................30

Gastrow Injection Molds:130 Proven Designs 4E ...............................9, 20

A Glossary of Plastics Terminology in 7 LanguagesEnglish – German – Spanish – French –Italian – Russian – Chinese 7E ........................52

HHandbook of Engineering Biopolymers:Homopolymers, Blends, and Composites ...........36

Handbook of Polymeric Foams andFoam Technology 2E ......................................36

Hollow Plastic Parts:Design and Manufacture .................................26

Hot Runner Technology ..............................6, 19

How to Improve Rubber Compounds:1500 Experimental Ideas for Problem Solving ....40

How to Make Injection Molds 3E ..................9, 19

IIndustrial Polymers .......................................35

Injection Mold Design Engineering ..............8, 19

Injection Molding ..........................................15

Injection Molding: An Introduction 2E ............16

Injection Molding: Fundamentals andApplications .................................................15

Injection Molding Handbook 2E.......................16

Injection Molding Machines:A User’s Guide 4E ..........................................18

International Plastics Handbook:The Resource for Plastics Engineers 4E ....... 11, 37

International Polymer Processing:

The Journal of the PolymerProcessing Society ......................................29

Ionic Polymerization Fundamentals ..................51

Titles

Polymeric Materials: Structure,

Properties, Applications .................................35

Polymeric Nanocomposites:Theory and Practice .......................................38

Polyolefins: Processing, StructureDevelopment, and Properties ..........................35

Polypropylene Handbook 2E ............................34

Precision Injection Molding: Process,Materials and Applications ..............................17

PROCESSING & MANUFACTURING ..............10–33

Processing of Composites ...............................32

Product Design ............................................... 4

PVC Handbook ..............................................34

RRapid Prototyping .........................................10

Reactive Polymer Blending ....................... 14, 31

Recycling .....................................................45

Recycling and Recovery of Plastics ...................45

REFERENCE ............................................52–53

Resins for Coatings: Chemistry,Properties and Applications ............................42

Rheology in Plastics Quality Control .................50

Robust Process Development and ScientficMolding .......................................................15

Rotational Molding: Design,Materials, Tooling, and Processing ...................33

Rubber ........................................................39

Rubber Processing: An Introduction ................41

Rubber Processing: Technology –Materials – Principles ....................................42

Rubber Technology: Compounding and

Plastics Additives Handbook 6E .......................44

Plastics and Coatings: Durability –

Stabilization – Testing ..................................43

Plastics and Composites Welding Handbook .......31

Plastics Extrusion Technology 2E .....................23

Plastics Failure Guide:Cause and Prevention ....................................10

Plastics Flammability Handbook: Principles –Regulations – Testing and Approval 3E .............44

Plastics in Automotive Engineering:Exterior Applications .....................................47

Plastics Manufacturing Systems Engineering ......10

Plastics Packaging: Properties, Processing,Applications and Regulations 2E ......................47

Plastics Technical Dictionary:

English–German/German–English ....................52

Plastics Testing and Characterization:Industrial Applications ...................................48

Polymer Blends: A Comprehensive Review ........36

Polymer Chemistry:Properties and Applications ............................51

Polymer Extrusion 4E .....................................23

Polymer Mixing: A Self-Study Guide .................13

Polymer Mixing: Technology andEngineering .................................................13

Polymer Processing: Modeling andSimulation ...................................................12

Polymer Resistance ........................................47

POLYMER SCIENCE ...................................48–51

Polymer Testing ............................................48

Titles

Thermoplastic Foam Extrusion:An Introduction ...................................... 26, 28

Tool Design.................................................... 9

Training in Injection Molding 2E .....................18

Training in Plastics Technology 2E ...................11

Troubleshooting the Extrusion Process:A Systematic Approach to SolvingPlastic Extrusion Problems 2E .........................21

Twin Screw Extrusion 2E .................................22

UUnderstanding Additive Manufacturing .............. 7

Understanding Blow Molding 2E ......................27

Understanding Compounding ..........................14

Understanding Design of Experiments ...............12

Understanding Extrusion 2E ............................21

Understanding Injection Mold Design ...........7, 20

Understanding Injection MoldingTechnology ..................................................17

Understanding Plastics Testing ........................48

Understanding Polymer Processing ...................12

Understanding Product Design forInjection Molding .......................................... 6

Understanding Thermoforming 2E ....................28

Understanding Thermoplastic Elastomers...........40

Welding .......................................................53

Testing for Performance 2E .............................39

Runner and Gating Design Handbook:

Tools for Successful Injection Molding 2E......9, 20

SSEM of Plastics Failure ...................................49

Screw Extrusion ............................................23

Selecting Injection Molds:Weighing Cost versus Productivity................6, 20

Simple Methods for Identificationof Plastics 4E ...............................................49

Solid Phase Processing of Polymers ..................32

SPC in Injection Molding and Extrusion 2E .. 16, 22

Statistical Mechanics of Chain Molecules ..........51

Structure and Rheology of Molten Polymers:From Structure to Flow Behaviorand Back Again ............................................51

Structure Formation in Polymeric Fibers ............43

Synthetic Fibers: Machines andEquipment Manufacture, Properties ..................43

T Technology of Thermoforming .........................29

Testing & Analytical Methods ...........................48

Textile Technology ........................................46

Thermal Analysis of Plastics:Theory and Practice .......................................49

Thermoforming ..............................................28

Thermoforming: A Practical Guide ...................28

Thermoplastic and Rubber Compounds:

Technology and Physical Chemistry ............ 37, 41

Thermoplastic Elastomers 3E ...........................40

Authors

FFakirov, S. ............................................. 36, 50

Flory, P. ......................................................51

Fourné, F. ...................................................43Freitag, W. ..................................................42

GGebhardt, A. ...........................................7, 10

Gent, A. .....................................................41

Glenz, W. ....................................................52

Goetzel, C. ..................................................52

Goetzel, L. ..................................................52

Gramann, P. .......................................... 16, 31

Greener, J. ..................................................17

Greif, H. .....................................................18Grellmann, W. ..............................................48

Grewell, D. ..................................................31

Gries, T. ......................................................46

Gupta, R. ....................................................38

HHarris, H. ....................................................25

Hensen, F. ..................................................23

Hernandez, J. ..............................................12

Hernandez, R. ..............................................47

Holden, G. ..................................................40

Hu, G. .................................................. 14, 31

Hylton, D. ...................................................48

IIllig, A. ......................................................28

Isayev, A. ...................................................15

JJohannaber, F. .............................................18

Johnson, P. .................................................41

K Kamal, M. ............................................. 15, 38

Karger-Kocsis, J. ..........................................50

Kazmer, D. ........................................ 8, 10, 19

Kim, K. ................................................. 37, 41

Kleemann, W. ..............................................42

Klempner, D. ...............................................36

Klingele, H. ...................................................49

Kohlgrüber, K. .............................................25

Kretzschmar, G. ............................................18

Kricheldorf, H. .............................................40Kulkarni, S. .................................................15

AAltstädt, V. ............................................. 30, 46

Arnold, U. ............................................... 30, 46

Avery, J. .....................................................15

BBaker, W. .............................................. 14, 31

Bauman, J. .................................................39

Baur, E. ................................................ 11, 37

Beall, G. ............................................. 26, 33

Beaumont, J. ............................................... 9

Benatar, A. .................................................31

Bhattacharya, S. ..........................................38

Bhattacharyya, D. ........................................36

Bittner, M. ..................................................45Bonenberger, P. ............................................ 5

Bottenbruch, L. ...........................................38

Brandrup, J. ................................................45

Braun, D. ....................................................49

Brinkmann, S. .......................................11, 37

CCalhoun, A. .................................................51

Campo, E. ...............................................4, 35

Cantor, K. ...................................................24

Catoen, B. ..............................................6, 20

Choi, D. ......................................................35

Chung, C. ....................................................24

Coates, P. ...................................................32

Coran, A. ....................................................13

Culter, J. ....................................................47

DDaniels, C. ..................................................34

Davé, R. .....................................................32

Davis, B. .....................................................31

Dealy, J. ............................................... 50, 51

Del Vecchio ...................................................12

Dick, J. ................................................ 39, 40

DiMattia, D. ................................................27

Döring, M. .............................................. 30, 46

Dumoulin, M. ..............................................32

EEhrenstein, G. ..................................35, 47, 49

Ehrig, F. .....................................................18

Endres, H.J. ..................................................34Engel, L. .......................................................49

Erhard, G. .................................................... 4

Ezrin, M. .....................................................10

Authors

SSalem, D. ....................................................43

Saucier, P. ...................................................50

Schaper, H. ...................................................49Schmachtenberg, E. ................................ 11, 37

Schumacher, G. ............................................. 6

Scott, C. ............................................... 14, 31

Seidler, S. ...................................................48

Selke, S. .....................................................47

Sendijarevic, V. ............................................36

Shoemaker, J. ........................................11, 17

Siebert-Raths, A.............................................34

Sierra, J. ....................................................48

Sommer, J. ..................................................39Stauber, R. ..................................................47

Stoeckhert, K. .............................................. 8

Stoye, D. ....................................................42

Stritzke ........................................................46

Summers, J. ................................................34

Szwarc, M. ..................................................51

T Throne, J. ........................................26, 28, 29

Trawiel, P. ...................................................49

Tres, P. ........................................................ 4Troitzsch, J. ................................................44

Turng, L. .....................................................16

UUhlig, K. .....................................................38

Unger, P. ........................................6, 9, 19, 20

VVollrath, L. ..................................................47

Vossebürger, F. .............................................11

WWard, I. ......................................................32

Weber, K. ....................................................42

Weil, E. D. ....................................................44

White, J. ..........................13, 22, 23,35, 41, 42

Wildi, R. .....................................................14

Wilkes, C. ....................................................34

Wimberger-Friedl, R. .....................................17

Wittfoht, A. ................................................52

Wolff-Fabris, F. ........................................ 30, 46

Wolf, R. ......................................................30Wolters, L. ..................................................11

Wulfhorst, B. ...............................................46

ZZweifel, H. ..................................................44

LLarson, R. ...................................................51

Lee, N. ................................................. 26, 27

Levchik, S. V. ................................................44Liu, S. ........................................................15

Loos, A. ......................................................32

MMaier, C. .....................................................14

Malloy, R. .................................................... 5

Manas-Zloczower, I. ......................................13

Menges, G. ............................ 11, 21, 36, 46, 50

Mennig, G. ..................................................10

Michaeli, W. .................9, 11, 16, 18, 19, 25, 45

Moet, A. .....................................................13Mohren, P. ..............................................9, 19

Müller, A. .............................................. 14, 45

NNaranjo, A. .................................................48

Noriega, M. ........................................... 21, 48

OOberbach, K. ......................................... 11, 37

Okamoto, K. ................................................32

Osswald, T. ................. 11, 12, 16, 31, 37, 48, 50PPark, Y. ......................................................31

Parnas, R. ...................................................33

Pasquini, N. ................................................34

Peacock, A. .................................................51

Pocius, A. ...................................................30

Potente, H. .................................................23

Pötsch, G. ...................................................16

QQuirk, R. .....................................................40

RRao, N. ........................................................ 6

Rauwendaal, C. ......................13, 16, 21, 22, 23

Rees, H. ....................................6, 7, 8, 17, 20

Riedel, G. ...................................................49

Rios, A. ......................................................31

Robeson, L. .................................................36

Roldán-Alzate, A. .........................................48Rosato, A. ..................................................27

Rosato, D. ..................................................27Rotheiser, J. ................................................. 5

Ryntz, R. ....................................................43

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