Advanced Polymer Engineering
Engineering better products from concept to production.
Innovative Emerging Plastics provides advanced materials, engineering expertise, manufacturing resources, and global support to move your products from concept to production.
Automated precision molding
±0.001 in
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Engineering resource libraries
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Step process from concept to launch
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Selection factors for the right material
Global
Support across every program stage
What We Do
One partner across the entire product lifecycle.
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Material Science
Polymer selection grounded in application, performance, environment, processing, and regulatory requirements.
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Product Engineering
Part design, design for manufacturing, mold design, and failure analysis built on sound engineering principles.
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Manufacturing
Lean manufacturing, quality systems, automation, assembly, and testing through validated production launch.
Mission Statement
Materials
The right polymer for every performance envelope.
From engineering thermoplastics and composites to elastomers, adhesives, foams, thermal materials, and conductive materials — matched to your application through a disciplined selection process.
Thermoplastics
Composites
Elastomers
Adhesives
Thermal & Conductive
Engineering Design Library
A technical reference center for high-reliability product development.
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Polymer science, material selection, part design, injection molding, mold design, failure analysis
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Concept development, design reviews, requirements, DFM, DFA, cost optimization, validation, launch
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Lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, quality systems, automation, assembly, testing
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Engineering thermoplastics, composites, adhesives, foams, elastomers, thermal and conductive materials
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FST, DO-160, battery systems, lightweight structures, high-voltage insulation, qualification testing
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Calculators, material database, design checklists, failure troubleshooting, standards reference, glossary
Industries
Built for the world’s most demanding programs.
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