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The effect of additives on vibration damping in Polyvinyl Chloride and Acrylic formulations

Eastman Plasticizers
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Materials must have the right balance of elastic and viscous properties to provide effective vibration damping. Additives can be used in polymeric systems to enhance vibration damping.
 
In this webinar, Mick Funderburg of Eastman will present comparative vibration damping testing results of an acrylic water-based formulation and a PVC formulation with/without plasticizers.

Applications that could benefit from additives for vibration damping go beyond automotive (ie floor pans) to aerospace, marine, electronics and more.


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Mick Funderburg Presented By:
Mick Funderburg

Length: 18 min

Why should you view this webinar?

By watching this recording, you will:
  • Learn about the need for vibration damping
  • Learn about the effect of plasticizers as additives in polymeric systems (acrylic, PVC)

Who should view this webinar?

  • Compounder / Formulator
  • Manufacturer / OEM
  • Retailer
  • End user
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Presenter(s)

Mick Funderburg Principal Technical Representative - Eastman Chemical Company

Mick Funderburg Mick Funderburg is a principal technical representative at Eastman Chemical Company.  He has 30 years’ experience in technical support of polymer-related industries; including responsibilities in quality assurance, product development, project management, applications development and technical service. Mick joined Eastman Chemical in 2006; where he has primarily supported their plasticizers business.  He received his B.S. in Chemistry from Grace College (Winona Lake, Indiana, U.S.) and his Graduate Certificate in Polymer Engineering from Wayne State University (Detroit, Michigan, U.S.).

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