Resources
At PolySource, we pride ourselves on the technical problem solving abilities of our consultants in the field. As leaders in the resin material industry, we find it valuable that we share our experiences and knowledge with the plastics industry. See below to discover how our team of problem solvers has helped various markets in the plastic industry through our library of case studies and webinars.
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Cliff’s Chronicle
Mold Temperature Matters
In today’s issue of Cliff’s Chronicles: It’s axiomatic in injection molding, that time is money and cycle time is critical…
During a joint customer call with Erik, we toured the facility of a large OEM that has their own injection…
Blog Post
Beyond Transactions: Building Trust and Success at PolySource An Interview With Damien Couch
In this exclusive interview, the Chief Development Officer and Co-Owner of PolySource, Damien Couch, shares insights into the company’s enduring…
Grant John, Owner and CEO of PolySource, reflects on the company’s journey in an exclusive interview. PolySource’s story isn’t one…
Cliff’s Chronicle
Machine Wear, PM Records Will Save You Money
In today’s issue of Cliff’s Chronicles: The thrill, the exhilaration, and the anticipation of sampling a new material, all were…
Overland Park, KS (September 15, 2023) – PolySource, a leader in engineered plastic resin solutions, is excited to announce the…
In the world of thermoplastic materials, liquid crystal polymers (LCPs) stand as a remarkable class of materials with unique characteristics…
In today’s world, sustainability and reducing plastic waste have become a big focus of the plastics industry, but finding a…
Imagine the following scenario: you’re a processor with a processing and part performance issue to resolve. You adjust and change…
In the world of oil and gas production, sucker rods play a crucial role in ensuring the efficient and effective…
An OEM used PA66 to manufacture vehicle suspension components but the product would become soft due to moisture absorption.
An OEM needed to consolidate like materials while also reaching their sustainability goals.