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Hi: We are an injection molder and a customer wants us to make some special decorative wallplates ... have seen some being sold that are certified ... Leviton for example and others from China that have no mention of certification. Would like to know what the differences might be. Have a...

Hi: Does anyone know what requirements typical household wallplates must meet? Have found 514D but would like to have an idea of what it says about cover plates before I shell out $900. Thanks Gins

patprimmer: Thanks I will follow this up. I assume that EVA can be injection molded. Regards: Bergg

Have a look here http://www.yardleyproducts.com/ this might be what you are looking for. Regards: Bergg

Have been asked by a customer to mold a 3/4 inch thick 9 inch dia flexible disk with a hole in the center. Understand that it fits on the arm to help swimmers float. Would like some idea of what materials would be best to make this happen. Thanks Bergg

Dennyd: Enjoy those mountains and sample a little of that white lightnin for me. Hey do you think that would be a good way to etch my acrylic?? Bergg

Dennyd Those lights!!! I was in the body armor business for years and saw many of those lights outside the shop. We are using color change LEDs red, green and blue microprocessor controlled to cycle through some colors. We have been using cut vinyl a lot including one type that mimics the...

Dennyd: Thanks for your very interesting input. I am working on some edge lit acrylic signs used in Museums signage and even the odd bar. There are designs that would be nice to have sand blasted into the acrylic and people do that but acrylic scratches pretty easily and when edge lit every...

Thanks for your inputs friends very enlightening and much appreciated.

Has anyone heard of a process that uses carbon dioxide like a water jet? Apparently when the bottled gas is released through a nozzle it forms crystals that can impact a material and cut it and then turns to a gas leaving a very clean workspace. Application is cutting some fabrics. Thanks Gins

JimMetalsCeramic: Thanks for the reference. I will have a look. Much appreciate your input. Bergg

Looks like I can't win for loosing on this!! Thanks again for your reply .... much appreciated. Bergg

Thanks for the reply. My understanding is that a Si responds to light in the blue and UV range. So was wondering if I could filter out the other wavelengths of light that did not have enough energy to cause the electrons to move. Probably too much to ask but !!!!

Hi: I am trying to find a light filter for a comsumer product design that will absorb all light except blue and UV light. This is an attempt to hide a a Si solar cell so it is not visible to the eye but will permit conversion of light energy. Would like to find a find a filter manufacturer to...