
plastics

Static Hazards in High-Tech Industries: The Unspoken Role of Black Conductive Plastics
May 19, 2025 – In electronics chip fabrication facilities, sterile operating rooms, and other static-sensitive environments, the protective gear worn by staff and various plastic products predominantly feature a black appearance. As AsiaMB has learned, over 85% of anti-static plastic products on the market today are black—a phenomenon rooted in the deep technical logic of…

Kingfa Breaks Barriers: Building a Sustainable Plastics Empire in Europe and Beyond
May 18, 2025 -In the intensely competitive global new materials sector, Kingfa Science & Technology, a trailblazer in the industry, is spearheading a green and low-carbon transformation through innovation, reshaping industry dynamics. In 2024, the company surpassed a milestone by selling over 285,900 tons of eco-friendly, high-performance recycled plastics globally. Leveraging proprietary technologies such as…

Understanding Thermosetting Plastics: From Chains to Networks
May 15, 2025 – The fundamental disparity between thermosetting plastics and thermoplastics lies in their cross-linking mechanisms. Thermosetting plastics, owing to the cross-linking process, inherently exhibit superior mechanical properties, elevated heat resistance, and remarkable dimensional stability. These materials are predominantly classified as engineering plastics and, due to cross-linking, often possess an amorphous structural configuration. Prior…

Medical Plastics: Unraveling the Effects of Sterilization Techniques and Regulatory Constraints
May 13, 2025 – With the vigorous growth of the healthcare industry, medical plastics, as a crucial component of medical devices, have their sterilization tolerance closely intertwined with the reliability and lifespan of products. Different sterilization methods exert diverse impacts on the properties of medical plastics, which has become a key consideration for modified plastics…

Pseudomonas aeruginosa: The Hospital Bug That Eats Medical Plastics
A groundbreaking discovery has been featured as the top story on the official website of Nature. For the first time, researchers have found that Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a superbug commonly found in hospitals, is capable of producing an enzyme that breaks down biodegradable plastics, allowing it to digest medical plastics. This research, conducted by Brunel University…

Color Deviation in Plastics: Costly Pitfalls and the Path to Optimization
April 27, 2025 – In plastic product manufacturing workshops, the seemingly minor issue of color deviation actually conceals a significant cost pitfall. Industry data reveals that color discrepancies in plastic products lead to a staggering 5% scrap rate, largely due to companies’ insufficient understanding of pigments and color masterbatches. Behind this multi – billion –…

The Art and Science of Modified Plastics Component Analysis
April 24, 2025 – In the realm of chemical materials, modified plastics, as a crucial category of polymer materials, have garnered extensive attention in recent years. The precise analysis of the components of modified plastics has become the key to understanding their properties and driving technological innovation. Component analysis of modified plastics involves the use…

New Research Lays Bare the Global Plastics Industry’s Troubling Landscape
April 19, 2025 – Plastic, a ubiquitous material in daily life, has given rise to a pollution problem that has escalated into a pressing global challenge. However, for a long time, the global plastics industry has lacked a comprehensive and in – depth systematic analysis. Until recently, this situation has seen a significant breakthrough. On…

Rethinking Degradable Plastics: The Hidden Realities
April 19, 2025 – In daily life, many people harbor misunderstandings about “degradable plastics,” mistakenly believing that these plastics can be discarded casually since they will naturally break down. However, the reality is far from this assumption, calling for a renewed understanding of “degradable plastics.” Degradable plastics are not the all – encompassing “environmentally friendly…

Investor Queries on US – Related Business of Kingfa Sci & Tech
April 10, 2025 – Recently, an investor posed several questions to Kingfa Sci & Tech Co., Ltd. (600143). The investor inquired, “Hello, secretary to the board. As a leading enterprise in the modified plastics industry, how does the US tariff increase impact the company’s operations? What proportion of the company’s product sales are exports to…