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For instance, one of our OEM customers says that some of his manufacturing customers are asking for complex processes, like coextruding a product with one material on the outside and another on the inside--and with the inside portion with something that's going to make it lubricious, or with an anticoagulant. Plastics have also become essential in the ongoing quest for quieter drives, which call for high precision, novel tooth shapes, and lubricious or flexible materials. Only lately have collectors taken up Prince's implicitly lubricious challenge, and with spectacular results. |
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