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Unlocking Cost Savings With Chemical Foaming Agents
Video shows how Foamazol™ Chemical Foaming Agents allow manufacturers to achieve significant cost savings by reducing material consumption, improving processing efficiency, and minimizing waste without requiring major changes to existing equipment or process in both molding and extrusion applications.
Rotational Molding Processing Guide
Tutorial on the plastics Rotational Molding Process using Bergen International Foamazol™ chemical foaming agents, includes information on how CFAs provide such benefits as; reducing resin consumption, decreasing part weights, enhancing wall thickness and structural rigidity, producing multi-layered molded parts including skin/foam and skin/foam/skin, creating lighter more buoyant parts with superior insulating properties. Also included are processing parameters such as CFA dosing and blending, mold charging, venting considerations, heating and cooling operations, utilization of a drop box, and more.
Our Headquarters and Manufacturing Facilities
Our Foamazol™ chemical foaming agents come in many forms and varieties to meet virtually any processing requirement, and we have a great depth of experience in custom formulating chemical foaming agents. Our manufacturing facility includes a processing laboratory, allowing you the opportunity to fine tune your process at our facility, saving you R&D costs, equipment and time.
Extrusion Processing Guide
Tutorial on Extrusion Processing with our Bergen International Foamazol™ Chemical Foaming Agents, including information on how CFAs work, the benefits they provide extruders — reduction in part weights/density, reduced resin usage, increased line speed, changes in the durometer of materials, etc.
Injection Molding Processing Guide
Tutorial on the plastics Injection Molding Process using Bergen International Foamazol™ chemical foaming agents. Tutorial includes information on how CFAs work, and the benefits they provide Injection Molders including; reduction in part weights and density, reduced resin usage, increased cycle speed, removal of sink marks and wrap reduction, smooth surfaces include Class-A finishes, food-contact applications, reduction of or elimination of hold and pack times, etc.