breaking FPE foam polyethylene
breaking FPE foam polyethylene
(OP)
how to break down or remove even a destructive way to remove
GIFHDPE = Gas-injected Foam High-Density Polyethylene or
GIFPE = Gas-injected Foam Polyethylene
Is there any chemical reaction that can be used? any other technique has been known to convert this to powder liquid or gas?
GIFHDPE = Gas-injected Foam High-Density Polyethylene or
GIFPE = Gas-injected Foam Polyethylene
Is there any chemical reaction that can be used? any other technique has been known to convert this to powder liquid or gas?






RE: breaking FPE foam polyethylene
The object comprises what material(s)?
I.e., would a blast of steam or LN2 bother it?
How about a few minutes under a heat lamp, or air from a heat gun?
How is the foam adhered?
PE doesn't normally stick to anything, so your question is interesting/odd.
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
RE: breaking FPE foam polyethylene
Thank you for your reply
The fact my Q looks odd I agree - but it has a real application
The fact Foam Polyethylene is used inside coaxial cable we want to remove or convert it to powder /liquid or gas
then it can be removed.
The question should have been more clear I agree
RE: breaking FPE foam polyethylene
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