Thermoplastic Models

Thermoplastic models are computer simulations that predict how plastics behave under different conditions such as heating, cooling, and mechanical stress. They help engineers understand how a thermoplastic material will deform, flow, or solidify during manufacturing processes like molding or extrusion. These models are based on the material’s physical properties and allow for accurate prediction of product performance, reducing trial-and-error in production. By simulating these behaviors, thermoplastic models enable more efficient design, better quality control, and cost savings in producing plastic parts.