RTP Company, Winona, MN, introduces APWA Plus™ compounds, the latest advancement in its family of wear and friction acetal compounds. APWA Plus compounds utilize a proprietary polymeric alloy to improve wear and friction resistance, contain no PTFE, are 100% halogen-free and are fully compliant with RoHS regulations.
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