Thermotropic polymers

Thermotropic polymers are a type of plastic material that change their structure when heated, enabling them to switch between solid and more flexible states. At certain temperatures, they soften or melt, making them easy to shape, then harden as they cool. This reversible process allows for easy processing and recycling. Common examples include plastics like polyethylene and nylon. Their ability to respond to temperature changes makes them useful for manufacturing, packaging, textiles, and various consumer products, combining ease of shaping with durability and reusability.