Hello and welcome to a new post. Today’s post will highlight examples of often found part marking codes on plastic parts and their meaning using the standard ISO 1043.
Supporting this topic, I made a miniguide (download here), and detailed blog post (here) allowing to deep-dive into the basics.
Figure 1 shows an example of a glass fiber reinforced PA 6 with a flame retardant package consisting of three different types of additives.
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| Figure 1: Part marking example of a glass fiber reinforced PA 6 with a flame retardant package |
Table 1 presents often used examples of engineering and high performance polymers which can be used as a guidance for your next polymer material selection and plastic product development project.
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| Table 1: Examples of engineering and high performance polymers for plastic part marking |
Herwig Juster
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Literature:
[1] ISO 1043
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