mouldability

Good mouldability even permits faithful reproduction of wood grain and other decorative patterns.

As the fibres were only short this material had relatively low bulk strength, but still improved surface hardness and good mouldability.

Reinforced composites are ideal for complex detail and shape due to its mouldability and photographic transfer capabilities.

Styrene (S) provides lustre, mouldability and rigidity.

Although it met only part of the required conditions for durability, it met most of the requirements for mouldability.

Features a honey comb density from Armaflex (TM) section which provides excellent mouldability and airflow.

Good mouldability characteristics and convenient one-step fabrication (simultaneous foaming and fabrication of finished products) by the pour-in-place technique have led to successful use of rigid foams in the production of furniture.

Although traditionally silk had been the most costly, and therefore the most exclusive sort of cloth, the dense mouldability of woollen cloth gave it a superior edge when used in tailoring which demanded absolute perfection of fit.

Such hybrids could incorporate cement or other inorganic materials (for weather, insect and fire resistance) or plastics (for mouldability, machining, water resistance, etc.). They could also incorporate metal, glass or carbon fibres for superior mechanical performance.