Suitable for microwave packaging, the resin is said to be a low-cost alternative to comparable resins.
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GE Plastics: Transparent resin
GE Plastics’ (Pittsfield, MA) first transparent Noryl® resin, PKN4766, features high heat resistance, high flow, chemical resistance and low odor.
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