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TABLE OF CONTENTS INDEX SPI--Member ship SPi--Environment SPi --General Reference SPi--Safety Composites Institute Epos/ Resin For mutators Division Expanded Polystyrene Division Extrusion Division F manual Management Committee f oam Cup and Container Division Food Drug & Cosmetic Packaging Materials Committee International Division Machinery Division Medical Products Division M*cowave Oven Cookware Division Moklers Oivson Motdmakers Division Organic Peroxide Producers Safety Drvision Phenolic Motdtf'g Division Plastic Bottle mstiiute Plastic Drum Institute Plastics Ppe Institute Polyurethane Division Polyurethane Foam Contractors Division Sheet Producers Division Statistics Structural Foam Drviscn Thermolormmg Institute Committee on Transportation and Dstrfcution Vinyl Formulators Division Vinyl Institute Vinyl Siding Institute Vmyl Window & Door Institute Order Form Pee 30 5 5 5 5 7 10 11 12 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 15 15 15 15 16 17 17 21 23 24 24 26 26 26 26 26 26 29 31 SPI Best Sellers 1968 SPI Membership Directory and Buyers Guide The 1966 Membership Directory and Buyer's Guide is the most comprehensive publication ot its kind, pro viding a detailed listing ot products and services in the U.S plastics industry Whether you're looking for resin manufacturers, distributors, machinery manufactur ers, plastics processors, or moldmakers, the directory provides up-to-date Information on sources ot supply lor all your needs in a convenient, easy to use formal The directory will help you make the best purchasing decision tor quality, price and delivery Its simple organization allows you to determine which compa ntes supply the products or services you need and which are most conveniently located to serve you List logs appear in several different color coded formats an index to products, processes and services, an alphabetical listing of companies, and a geographical listing of companies by city and stale Included in the directory are the more than 1,900 mem bers ol The Society of the Plastics Industry. Inc , repre senting a diverse range of industry segments resin producers, additive producers, processors, machinery manufacturers, distributors, auxiliary equipment manufacturers and consultants The directory answers these questions and more What is the specially of each company? Who makes a particular product? Where are these companies located? Who are the consultants to the industry? What are the major manufacturing processes? Who are the distributors and sales agents? (CAA-104) M $6000 NM $12000 Financial Management Manual For Plastics Processors Offers practical methods for dealing with the manage ment needs of alt types ot plastics processors Its scope is broad--covering all aspects of materials management, cost control, budgeting, and cost esti mating and pricing. The manual was developed In response to a widely perceived need resulting Irom continued growth in the plastics processing industry, and increasing complexities in areas of technology, markets, management and government regulations. Researched and written by Ernst and Whinney under the direction of SPI's Financial Management Commit tee, the manual consists ot tour volumes, over 1,000 pages of text, tables, charts, diagrams and Illustra tions stored in handsome 3 ring loose-leaf binders Each volume has a detailed table of contents for quick reference, and each volume contains an introductory summary, glossary and suggested reading. (#AJ-101) Set ol 4. M - $400 00 NM $52500 (add $50.00 for overseas orders) 1 SPI Best Sellers (continued) Plastics: A.D. 2000 This major study, "Plastics: A.O. 2000 Production and Use Through the Turn ol the Century/' Is the lirst com prehensive study ol Its Kind released by The Society ol the Plastics Industry in more than 15 years It has been widely reported in the news media and promises to be quoted as "the study" for years to come. Prepared lor SPI by the international consulting firm of Chem Systems, Inc., it examines the ptaslics industry both historically and futuristically. Using 1970-1965 as a base period, projections and comparisons are made lor the 1965-2000 time frame. Its 160 pages are pro fusely illustrated with charts and graphics. Analyses are provided for these markets. Packaging Building A Construction Consumer 6 Institutional Electrical/Electronic Furniture/Furnishings Industrial/Machinery Transportation Adhesives. Inks A Coatings Plus Others And these polymers. Styrenics ABS/SAN Polyethylene Polypropylene PVC Other Vinyls Thermoplastic Polyester (PET) Acrylics Engineering A Performance Polymers Thermosets There also are chapters on Allied industries (feed stocks, plant equipment, plastics fabrication machinery, additives). International Issues, and the Economic Impact of Plastics on the U S Economy. Detailed statistical tables record historical polymer demand by market since 1975 at well as project future demand through the year 2000. Because 'Plastics: A D. 2000" was commissioned by SPI in conjunction with Ihe Society's 50th anniversary as a service to the industry, this landmark study is available al an unusually attractive price. (AB-101) M -$195.00 NM - $325 00 SPI Best Sellers (continued) Facts A Figures of Use U S. Plashes Industry In a hurry? Need to know. US consumption of a particular resin? major markets and appiicalions lor specific resins? volume ol U S exports and imports? plastics resins sales and captive (internal) use by market? description ol processing methods? If so, you'll want to order Facts A Figures ol Ihe U S Plashes Industry, the authoritative source of informa tion on resins, markets and economic data The publication highlights production, sales, markets, end uses and growth rates lor major resins and includes statistical Information on additives, feedstocks, plashes machinery, consumption and other financial dala Compiled annually from dala collected by SPI's Com millee on Resin Statistics and other sources, Facts A Figures features data on production, sales and capa city tor plastics resins tor the following markets transportation packaging buikJing/conslruchon electrical/electronic (including appliances) furniture and furnishings consumer and institutional products adhesives, inks and coatings industrial/machinery exports The 130-page publication also includes a section on general economic statistics, detailing producer price indexes, balances of hade, number of plants, value of shipments, and financial and operating ratios of plas tics processors In addition, the financial performance of plastics is compared to other materials and industries With Facts A Figures you can have all Ihe answers right al your fingertips Why wail? Order your copy today and put the industry's most important publica tion on your desk now! (BA 111) 1-10 copies: M 16000 NM - $120 00 11 + copies M -$40 00ea. NM -$8000ea SPI Best Sellers (continued) 19B7 Employee Benefit Survey (No 2) A firsi-of-its kind publication providing a comprehen sive review ot benefits in the U S plastics industry. The survey details industry statistics on vacation and holiday practices, sick leave, personal leave, disability, pension plans, retirement plans, profit sharing, educa tional benefits, stock options, medical and dental pro grams. and more Results are broken down according to region, sales volume, and number of employees, allowing for analysis from several different perspec tives An invaluable management tool for reviewing your own benefits program (BA 115) M- $125 00 NM $25000 1987 Financial and Operating Ratios Survey (No 26) This annual survey measures the significant financial and operating ratios affecting plastics processing (urns such as assets and liabilities, net sales, pretax, and after lax income, cost of sales, overhead, depreci ation. inventory, and administrative expenses Figures are subdivided by sates volume--less than $5 million, S5 $10 million, and over $10 million--and by relative profitability measured as a percentage of sales Results are presented as composite operating state ments. balance sheets, and statistical data This infor mation enables firms to compare their performance and possibly indicate how they might improve (heir own performance (BA-t 14) M $75 00 NM -$150 00 1987 Labor Survey (No 49) The survey summaries key labor rale daia submitted by 196 companies m 39 states The survey reports by regions ol the country on plant and shift statistics, union data, holiday and vacation statistics and bonus and turnover data Hourly rales are shown lor 56 fob classifications for firms engaged in injection, blow and compression molding, thermoforming, reinforced and extrusion The survey is highly recommended for assisting in management decisions (BA 113) M $75 00 NM $150 00 1986 Salary and Sales Policy Survey (No 15) This biennial survey outlines average salaries lor 34 positions in manufacturing, marketing, finance, engi neering, personnel and purchasing Data is classified by sales volumes and by geographic regions This pro vides the data to compare your salaries with those of other plastics processing companies in the same sec tion of the country with the same sales volume In addition, the Salary and Sales Policy Survey provides data on sales policies for a direct sales force and lor manufacturers' reps. The survey is an important management tool (BA 109) M $7500 NM $150 00 SPI--MEMBERSHIP AA-101 It's Yours--Display if Proudly A hrochute of SIM lottos lo I*) used try mcmtiers Member Services Guide kJenhlies Hie opri.ilm*j uniis of SPI. Hum activities and utjjtxtivus Opportunities for involvement in SPt A biociiuie detailing iww members can gel involved m SfM .ic|iviIil*s t960 SPt Membership Directory and Buyer's Guide A dei.iAvl listing ol SIM momtier conpanies and Itieir fxrxlucls and .eivx os I isInkjs appear hi several drlferenl Itnnuls an index lo pnxhx Is pioi esses and it services, an alphabetical listing of lohxjuihuh. ,md a ijiogi aphicul listing ot companies liy uly and slate No charge No charge No charge M $6000 NM- $12000 SPI--GENERAL REFERENCE AfelOl ; il 4 Plashes A D 2000 Production and Use Through the Turn of the Century A mafor sltidy conducted by Diem Systems Inc . pro|n txig growth ol (he plashes mdushy horn 1`KJS tv stixty details mlounation on plashes demand by nsm end use and market, as well .is Hie oullouk tor allied induslnes such as linxlslor ks tXunl uquifxiteiil plastics (abneahon nviclwneiy and additives Piomisus to be quohxt us "Hie study ' tor yeais lo corne AI-tM J 1 President's Report to the Members A quadeity update on issues and I * activities ol mleiesl to Hie SIM menUeislMp M $195 00 NM - $32500 No charge SPI--ENVIRONMENT Emergency Planning and Community Right to-Know Guidance Manual Delines Hie scope ol Hie community right lo know law. contains instructions on liow lo use (he vanous reporting lomis. and hsis the chemicals sub|ecl to the law along with Iherr lespeclive threshold planning and reporting requirements Members of Special Public Groups Evaluate Plashes and Their Impact on the Environment A 1986 survey ol solid waste oflicuts. lire chiefs, environmental news editors, and community leaders by Opinion Research Corporation lo evaluate altitudes toward plastics Midwest Research Institute Report Resource & Environmental Prolife Analysis ot Plastics and Nonplaslics Containers. A detailed analysis lltal identities and compares Hie resouice use and environmental impacts ol containers produced horn plashes and nonplaslics materials Summary ol the report Proceedings Irom SPI Symposium on Oegradabilily (June 1987) Sixteen papers covering various photodegradable and biodegradattJe products and processes and covering the economic social and technical aspects of degradability Recycling Case Histones Case histones excerpted from issues of the Plastic Bottle Reporter, published by SPI s Plastic Bottle Institute, coveting cunent applications ol recycled plastic bottles M $4500 NM $6500 M - $5000 NM- $10000 No charge M - $4000 NM $8000 No charge SPI--SAFETY JlAjE_-_1l0k1L4U,1 A Critical Review of the State ol the Art of Combustion Toxicology M - $2500 NM - $5000 CTL028051 SPI-- SAFETY (continued) Afrioa An Enclosed Room Fue Test AfrtM o>im Factory Mutual Research Report. Full Size Fire Tests of Stored Plastic Commodities FMRC Serial Number 22466 Factory Mutual Research Report, Full Size Fire Tests ot Stored Plastic Commodities FMRC Serial No 22556- Fire Safety in America Features numerous third parly scientists and lire safety experts discussing the importance ot early detection/quick suppression and the need to locus on total hazard analysis instead of just small scale combustion loxtcriy testing 3/4 inch VHS 16 mm Long Version (22 mm) AE-106 $30 00 AE-106 $30 00 AC-107 $130 00 Short Version (14 mm) AC-106 $25 00 AC-106 $2500 AC-110 $65 00 14 * $1.00 . NM-62A0, ! I m ' faoof NM 5100.00 ' M-550.0ot,, NM 1100.001 ; ! jr'f Atm Al-112 AO-113 AO-114 AOIIS #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 7 #6 A6-140 , Fire Safety Guidelines lor Polystyrene Kitchen Cabinet Doors. A bulletin covering combuslOilily characteristics, recommendations, and testing programs Harvard School ol Public Health Air Contaminants in Slructural Fires Hazard Communication Manual Provides guidance for complying with the OSHA Hazard Comnwjotcaiwn Slaitdaid Investigation of Combustion Atmospheres In Real Building Fires PtasTips Reference Guide The safety and health reference guide lor the plastics processor written for supervisory and management personnel presents the fundamentals ot safely and health lor the plastics processor PtasTips Slide/Tape Safely Training Program (Also available m Beta or VHS Video Cassette) SWe/Tape VHS Protecting Your Hearing Art of Self Defense Manual Materials Handling The Winning Picture Mechamcal Materials Handling Where Safety Comes First Machinery Safety Your First Line of Defense Electrical Safety m the Plashes Plant Working With Chemicals in the Plastics Ptant A Fire Safe Plant Is Up To You Accident Prevention. Investigation and Response (Directed at Supervisory Personnel) Progress in Fire Salety Technology Proceedings of Fire Retardant Chemicals Association (FRCAySPI Coordinating Committee for Fire Salety joint meeting March t92l 1906 Crystal City VA Topics include teseaich activities codes and regulations, hazard assessment NM - $90 00 . fMb M-$25 001 M SP) Mrnti** 6 FjM Nonrtvrnm< 625.00 M 625.00 NM 650.00 AF191 Directory of Resources ^ i |i AP-164 i FRP Distribution: The Critical Link Brochure ---- - **!- No Charge COMMITTEE ON ACOUSTIC EMISSION FROM REINFORCED PLASTICS (CARP) Second International Symposium on Acoustic Emission from Reinforced Plastics (Proceedings) Recommended Practice for Acoustic Emission Testing of Fiberglass TanksAtessets M-$6500 NM -675.00 M * 6500 NM $10.00 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Each proceeckngs book contests more than 125 techmcai papers from Ihe annual Composites institute Conference 36th Conference (1961) 37th Conference (1982) 36th Conference (1983) 39th Conference (1964) AF-104 AF-107: M-690.00 aa. NM-6115.00 aa. tr4G>, i'- Segments of Ihe 39(h Conference: Volume A (PufUusion. Corrosion-Resistance. Infrastructure. FRP I. FRP II. Marketng) Volume B (Transportalon/Matenais. Infrastructure. SMC/BMC II. Renforced Thermoplastics) Volume C (RAD. Inferface. Infrastructure. Advance Composites Testng) tfolume D (ConsfruciiorVMarne. infrastructure. Processng I. Processing II. Friters & AdcMtves I. FAers & Additives II) 40th Conference (1965) 41st Conference (1966) 42nd Conference (1967) 43rd Conference (1968) Designers' Day Seminar - 43rd Annual Conference and FOCUS '88. A 24-page booklet covering the basics ol using composites, inducing types of material, processes, design and the busness structure of the composites industry Awards of Excellence Photographs and descriptions of product wards from the 43rd Conference 1966 industry Report. M - 630.00 aa. NM 656.00 aa. Hi * AF-112 AF-114: , M-58000 m NM-5115Jm [ m 500.00 NM-513500m. ` M 55.00 * NM - 515.00 ir.H': Awards of Excellence. Photographs and desorptions of product awards from the 41st Conference Product Showcase. 1980-1983. (Cl Exhtwed Products Guide) (lusttaied product case studes of reinforced plastics parts cksplayed at conferences Cl CompoMM M . $**" 7 kumul. mMMf NM . NonnwnPM CTL028052 C0MP0SI1ES INSTITUTE (continued) CORROSION-RESISTANT STRUCTURES COMMITTEE AfK.11? 0 1 User's Guide for Purchasing RP Tanka AF-111 $2 User's Guide tor Fans & Blowers AMU #3 User's Guide Historical Reprint of NBS 1569, Product Standard Aft.120 #4 User's Guide Piping Systems AM21 #5 User's Guide Structural Assemblies AO-122 AfK.12? #6 User's Guide Vendor Qualification 07 User's Guide Pressure Vessels AO-124 #6 User's Guide Purchasing Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Panel A^147 AM46 09 User's Guide Purchasing or Specifying Thermosetting Resins #10 User's Guide Fiberglass Puitruded Structural Shapes AF-117-, ii AM2V. ^ s' > 124 coplM:' l ; M-S2.00M.: NM-$4 00m. 25+ coplM 4 M-$1.00m! NU-1200m1 Atm-, ,1 ,** ill. 1-24 caplic ] M-S2.00M. ,NM-$4 00M. 2548 coplM M-$1.S0M.: NM - $300 M . 100+ coplM < M - $.75 M NM-SI.SOm., 1-24 coplM 1 M - $2 50 M. NM - $5.00 M < 25-99 coplM , , M -S2.00M. NM-$4.00 Ml 5100+ ooplavA I M - SI 50 Ml NM - S3 00 M V-147-I / , AF-,48:. m !> 1-24copifi? 4 Ur *2.00 ^ ' HU ? *400 i 1 25-99 copies: \ M'*LS0lM , NM - *3.00 100V copies.'; M-$.75>J>| FIBERGLASS PANEL COUNCIL AF-129 Fiberglass Reinforced Panel Systems The Proven Solution with Producer Directory AFIN Fire Safely Guidelines for Use of Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Panels AM 27 NGMA Glazing Standards The testing ol commercial and sunspace glazing materials Aft-129 Recommended Installation Practice for Glass Fiber-Reinforced Polyester Plastic Panels--Roofing, Siding and Glazing AT-129 Sign Panels --Fabricating Handbook and Technical Manual Aft.120 Traffic Cont'oi Sign Panel Specification I M> *20.00 |NM I $30 go I I mil-l$i.o3J1 NM $2.00 J iHi*2-09 No char; COMPOSITES INSTITUTE (conlmuiHl) I . AF-161 [j Installation Guide (or On-Site Application of Wall amt Ceiling Liner i.iLi . ..ill Panels FIBERGLASS PIPE INSTITUTE (FPI) Fiberglass Pipe Market Brochure Connection to the Future FPI Directory of Member Companies National Specifications for Fiberglass Pipe Specification Guideline for Fiberglass Pipe Systems lor Oil and Gas Service M *1 00 NM-$200 M-$100 NM - $200 AF-132 ( AF-134 No charge lor 1 copy - Add*tonal FILLERS & ADDITIVES COMMITTEE Glossary ol Terms Tesl Methods A Tesl lo Determine the Thickening Rate ol j Ctiemicatly Thickened CaCOj Fitted Potyestei Resin Analysis ol Ledchtfble Soda Content ol tlydialed Alumina Piocedure lot Delerminalion ol % 325 Mesh Scieen Residue in Synthetic Silica M-$i00ea NM - $2 00 ee. M - $t 00 NM-J2 00 AF-138AF 13*. M - $1 00 ea NM - $2 00 aa. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH STEERING COMMITTEE (OHS) Epidemiologic Study of Workers in the Reinforced Plastics and Composites Industry with Chemical Exposures including Styrene Monomer: A Cohort Mortality Study and a Case-Control Study This report summarizes the Indngs ol a cohort mortakty study of employees m the rexiforced plastics and composites ndusiry and a subsequent case-control study ol lespeatoiy cancel derived from the original cohort study Guidelines for Manufacturers of Reinforced Plastica/Composltes Slide/Tape Presentation The presentation descries the history of styrene workplace regulations. programs undertaken by the Cl lo provide mortality, morbidily, and other studies demonstrating that there are no apparent health hazards at the pisent standard of 100 ppm POLYMER CONCRETE COMMITTEE Recommended Tesl Procedures for Polymer Concrete One dozen procedures ranging from making and curing specimens to impact resislance M *500 NM *1000 M *4 00 NM - *000 25+ copies: M-*200ee. NM - *4 00 ea. < ' M-$4O00 ! NM - $80.00 < X. * .i M - *2 00 < NM *4 00 ( 25+ copies: J M *1 OOea j NM *2 00 ea. j CTL028053 U = Sf*l Ult4l 9 COMPOSITES INSTITUTE (continued) RESINS TECHNICAL COMMITTEE AIM4J AA-144 AIM4B Placard on How Polyester Resins Cure The placard explains gel coats and resins to plant workers Recommended Practice for Bulk Storage and Handling of Polyester Resins Resins Technical Committee Test Procedures. A rewrite of eight polyester resins lest methods first published n 1971. this booklet includes lwo new procedures ifm a liM} (2.00M MM [ UOOm odplM. HMsi.oom NMj (2.00 m Xm!(5.00L nm](iojooV 25+, roplM*! 1Mr(3.00M [";>-3 EPOXY RESIN FORMULATORS DIVISION CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS *0-1*1 M-1*2 Epoxy Opportunities and Developments in the Electrical and Electronics Market Papers presented at the Annual Meeting. Nov 16 18. 1961. Atlanta. Georgia Developments in Technology tor Formulating Epoxy Resins Papers from the 25th Anrwersary Meeting May It 13 1962. Lenox. Massachusetts * M $30.00 MM- $60.00 ` i>t! I"?* ,<M$3000 MM'$80.00 MIN Adhesion Technology. Perlormance end Trends/Marketing or Selling--Is There a Difference? Papers presented at the Spring Meeting. May 18 20, 1983. Williamsburg. Virgma AO-1M Resin & Hardener Technology Papers presented at the FaN Meeting. November 29 December 1. 1983. Atlanta. Georgia AO-1M Government Affairs, Small Business and the Epoxy Resin Formulalor Papers presented at the Fall Meeting. November 12 15. 1964. Artangton. Virgma AO-1M Epoxies in the Electrical/Electronics Market Papers presented at Iha Spring Meetng. May 20-22. 1965. Cambridge. Massachusetts Equipment for the Epoxy Resin Formulalor Papers presented at the Fad Meetng. November 1820. 1965. Atlanta. Georgia Trends and Meads In Thermoset Resins. Papers presented at the Sprng Meeting. May 57. 1966. Wilbamsburg. Virginia Adhesion Technology Papers presented at the FaN Meeting. September ID 12. 1966. Minneapolis. Minnesota Raw Materials for the Epoxy Resin Formuiator. Papers presented at the Writer Meeting. February 2527. 1987. Monterey. California Quality and Productivity. Papers presented at the FaN Meetng. November 16-18. 1987. lake Buena Vista, Florida Epoxy Resin Formulators Training Manual m * snuOTtw 10 AH-113 AH-114 Fact-Finding Report on the Flammability of EPS Insulation Used in Conjunction with Gypsum Wallboard in Full-Scale Building Enclosure. (Underwriters Labs. 1975) Fact-Finding Report on the Flammability of EPS Insulation Used In Conjunction with Plywood Paneling in Full-Scale Enclosure Construction. (Underwriters Labs, 1975) Fact-Finding Report on the Flammability of EPS Insulation (with and without Wooden Dividers) in Full-Scale Building Enclosure Construction (Underwriters Labs, 1975) AH-i_____ AH :U <1Single copies free of charge ' Additional [ copies: $1.00 ea. I v;j AH-116 AH-11* Fact-Finding Report on the Flammability of Expanded Polystyrene Insulation When Used as Full-Scale Building Enclosure Ceiling Construction Material. (Underwriters Labs, 1975) Flammability Studies of Foamed Plastic Insulation Board with Gypsum Wallboard Finish. (Underwriters Labs, 1978) , M - $10.00' NM $20.00 AH-117 Full-Scale Fire Tests on Exterior Sheathing. (Southwest Research Institute. 1980) M $10.00 m NM - $20.00 ^Jj AH-11S Full-Scale Fire Tests on EPS Exterior Sheathing: Task I: Interior Fire , M -$10.00 Source. (Southwest Research Institute, 1977) i NM - $20.00 2 AH-119 AH-120 AH-121 Full-Scale Fire Tests on EPS Exterior Sheathing: Task II: Cavity Ignition. (Southwest Research Institute, 1977) Literature Review of the Combustion Toxicity of Expanded Polystyrene. (Southwest Research Institute, 1986) M - $10.00 NM-$20.00 Ac' ` M - $10.00 ^ NM - $20.00 Moisture Absorption and Its Effect on the Thermal Properties of EPS Insulation for Foundation Applications. Molded EPS. (University of Minnesota. 1986) M - $15.00'| NM - $30.00 | AH-122 Molded EPS Roofing, Wall and Foundation Design Ideas I AH-123 Preliminary Investigation for Foamed Plastic. Full-Scale Corner Test , M $10.00 f, 7'/2-mch Thickness EPS (Underwriters Labs, 1982) NM i $20.00 AH-124 Report on Fire Tests of Conventional Gravel-Surfaced Four-Ply Asphalt Organic-Felt Built-Up Roof Covering Applied Over Fire- ; L. *,- t . M - $200 i t { NM $4.00 ' Retardant-Treated Polystyrene Foam Board Insulation. (Underwriters j ..; ! s*< r , i. ; -ft Labs. 1976) j 'I AH-125 Room Drop-Out Test of a Foamed Plastic Ceiling Panel. M - $5.00 (Underwriters Labs, 1976) NM - $10.00 a 1 AjIk. .J m EXTRUSION DIVISION At-101 AI-102 An Introduction to Extrusion. An explanation of most of the common machines, methods, and materials used for the production of tubing, pipes, and profiles or shapes. Practices of Plastics Custom Extruders. A tactual report of prevailing practices which have evolved in engineering, technical, commercial, and administrative practices M - $2.50 . NM - $5.00 :' . , I' M $2.56 L' NM $5.00 | M bl'f Member 12 NM - Nonmember Financial Management Manual For Plastics ssors Offers practical methods tor dealing with the management needs ot all types of plastics processors Its scope is txoad--covering all aspects ol materials management, cost control, budgeting, and cost estimating and pricing The manual was developed in response to a widely perceived need resulting from continued growth in the plastics processing industry, and increasing complexities in areas of technology, markets, manage ment and government regulations Researched and written by Ernst and Whmney under the direction of SPI's Financial Management Committee, the manual consists of four volumes, over 1,000 pages of text, tables, charts, diagrams and illustrations stored m handsome 3-ring loose-leaf binders Each volume has a detailed table ot contents for quick reference, and each volume contains an introductory summary, glossary and suggested reading For Financial Management Committee-sponsored surveys (Labor, Financial and Operating Ratios, Salary and Sales Policy, and Employee Benefits), please see listings under STATISTICS. FOAM CUP AND CONTAINER DIVISION Let's Be Ecological About Polystyrene Foam FOOD, DRUG & COSMETIC PACKAGING MATERIALS COMMITTEE FDA Public Information Regulations (1977) A guide and introduction to understanding the public information regulations of the Food and Drug Administration INTERNATIONAL DIVISION AM-101 International Division. A brochure outlining objectives, activities and organization of the division. MACHINERY DIVISION Blow Molding Machinery Nomenclature Interpretation of Color Coding for Marking Physical Hazards for Injection Molding Machines CTL028055 13 RY DIVISION (continued) Recommended Noise Measurement Procedure tor Granulators Recommended Noise Measurement Specification for Injection Molding Machinery Recommended Guarding of Safety Circuits In Programmable Controllers When Used with Injection Molding Machines Recommended Guideline--Core, Ejector and Clamp Motion with Operator's Gate Open Recommended Guideline--Core Pulling Sequences Recommended Guideline--Hydraulic Accumulators on Injection Molding Machines Recommended Guideline--Interchangeable Mold Mounting Dimensions Recommended Guideline--Nomenclature & Specification for Rotational Molding Machines Recommended Guideline--Nomenclature and Specification Form lor Plastic Injection Molding Machines Recommended Guideline--Nomenclature for Single Screw Extruder Machines Recommended Guideline--Plasticating Performance Test 3rocedure--Screw Injection Machines Recommended Performance Guideline--Clamping Capacity PRODUCTS DIVISION 5PI Medical Plastics Membership Directory & Buyers Guide 19B6/87 ^$17,50 j, ^ WE OVEN COOKWARE DIVISION Recommendations for Labeling and Glossary--Plastics Cookware lor Microwave Ovens. Recommendations of "Do" and "Do Not" use statements, plus a glossary Recommended Test Procedures: Plastics Cookware for Microwave )nd Combination Ovens Retting the Record Straight on Plastics Microwave Cookware. Xnswers consumer questions The Microwave Oven Cookware Division. Pamphlet that tells about the MOCD and what it does Microwave Oven Cookware Slide Presentation. Includes above lublicalions AP-101 -AP 103 For rentals, contact Division Director. Microwave Oven Cookware Division. 1275 K Street, NW. Washington. DC 20005, (202) 371 5200 Rental lee $35 00 MOLDERS DIVISION Injection Molding (In English, revised 1986) An illustrated explanation of the Injection molding process for employees. Standards and Practices of Plastics Molders and Plastics Molded Parts Buyers Guide. Includes commercial and administrative practices; glossary of terms (Revised 1988). MO copies: ' i M-Sl.50ea., NM $3.00 ea. jj 11 + copleet f a M - $1.00 ea. `j NM $2.00 ea 5 ifM-$5.00 NM-$10,001 j' MOLDMAKERS DIVISION Classification of Injection Molds for Thermoplastic Materials. A guide for the purchaser or manufacturer of thermoplastic injection molds (Revised 1983). M - $5.00 1 1 NM- $10.00 ) Customs and Practices of the Moldmaking Industry (Booklet). A publication intended to point out what is customary practice and to call the attention of both the moldmaker and the mold buyer to the necessity of understanding all facets of their relationship, and working tn mutual agreement. Directory of Moldmaker Services Labor Survey of Plastics Moldmaking Companies. Summarizes information submitted by moldmaking shops in the U S and Canada ' M - $3.00 NM - $6.00 '3 $5.00 M - $75.00 * NM $125.00 Mold Data and Quotation Form Mold Finish Guide. Typical finishes shown to aid in communication with customers. M W $15.00/100 nm$25.00/100 ' M - $5.00 \ NM -$10.00 : ORGANIC PEROXIDE PRODUCERS SAFETY DIVISION Commercial Organic Peroxide Toxicological Data (19B). A basic reference document. Guide for Precautionary Labeling for Organic Peroxides (19A). Additional guidelines specific to organic peroxides for precautionary labeling, to be utilized in conjunction with those provided in the ANSI standard. AS-101 AS-104: M $3.00 NM - $5.00 The Storage and Handling of Organic Peroxides In the Reinforced Polyester Fabricating Plant (19). An advisory bulletin for the peroxide formulations commonly used in reinforced polyester manufacture. Suggested Relative Hazard Classification of Organic Peroxides (19E) PHENOLIC MOLDING DIVISION Advanced Molded Phenollcs: File Folder 21st Century Phenollcs: Properties, Processes, Applications. First Annual Conference proceedings. CTL028056 w ;ti M- $75.00 | NM-$100.00}! > ' i* C BOTTLE INSTITUTE PUBLICATIONS Energy Use and Resource Recovery. Position Paper, 1981. Facts About Milk in Plastic Bottles. Good Practices Manual (or Packaging in Plastic Bottles with Glossary ot Plastic Bottle Terminology. Technical information and guidance for producers, distributors and users of plastic bottle packaging Plastic Bottle Recycling--A Status Report Plastic Bottle Recycling Directory & Reference Guide (1988) Plastic Bottle Reporter. Quarterly subscription newsletter on plastic bottles' role in environmental issues. Stacking Performance of Plastic Bottles in Corrugated Boxes (Summary) U.S. Municipal Solid Waste Management. Position Paper, 1981 AL--TEST METHODS ,10+ copies: *12.00 ea! . .2S-99 copies: $10.00 ea. j 100+ copies 1*6.00 ea4 . n No charge No charge No charge i. PBI ' *2.00 NM - *4.00 i $2.00 \l t PBI 1 PBI 2 SP-100 SP 103 SP-110 SP-200 SP-400 SP-410 SP-415 SP-425 SP-444 PBI-3 PBI-4 PBI-5 PBI-6 PBI 7 PBI 8 PBI-9 Visual Evaluation of Reflected Color Finish Dimensions with Nine Drawings Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Finish Drawing Only Vertical Compression Test Drop Impact Resistance Test Polyolefin Bottle Permeability and Compatibility Test Evaluating Flame Surface Treatment of PE and PP Bottles Closure Torque Test Capacity Determination--Fill Point and Overflow Soot Accumulation Test PBI < *2.00 NM - *4.00 ' ' i' * , PBI $18.00 . NM ' $36.00 i AU-125 | AU-148: | PBI $2.00 NM : $4.00 ) t: - i jj PLASTIC BOTTLE INSTITUTE (continued) TECHNICAL--TEST METHODS |[TrAU-142 PB111 Top Load Stress Crack Resistance Test 5 T.;=1 T AU-144 { - :' ? 1 1; AU-145 . I'-i; V PB112 PBI-13 PBI-14 Dead Load Compressive Test--Water Filled and Capped Compression Test for Corrugated Boxes and Inserts Stack Compression Test--Stacking Pattern--Pallet Design Factor ?! AU-145 || AU-147 PBI 15 PBI 16 Visual Color Evaluation of Transparent Bottles Recommended Practice for Measuring 60* Specular Gloss of Transparent Plastic Bottles jl- AU-145 r- ' `I AU-145 PBI-17 PBI 18 Recommended Practice for Measuring Haze of Transparent Plastic Bottles Recommended Practice for Measuring Color of Transparent Plastic Bottles ! AU-150 j;,;.}.- - PBI-19 Visual Evaluation of Optical Clarity of Transparent Bottles, with One Optical Clarity Chart r All-151 S' f-.-i : ' PBI 19CH Optical Clarity Reference Chart Only, for Use with PBI-19 Test Method j' AU-152 k: ! - ; PBI-20 Closure/Bottle Finish Leakage Test AU-153 1$ $ !r: " ; All-155 ki ' , k V, - 1 ; AIMS* F ^ AIM57 PBI 21 Recommended Procedures for Measuring Plastic Bottle Dimensions PBI-22 Method for Determining the 24-Hour Gas (Air) Space Acetaldehyde Content of Freshly Blown PET Bottles PBI-23 Inherent Viscosity of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Technical Manual, containing complete set ol lest methods - i (PBI-1 to PBI-23), and Good Practices Manual in 3-ring binder with labs PLASTIC DRUM INSTITUTE PBI - $2 00 NM - $4.00 PBI - $6.00 NM $10.00 PBI - $4.00 NM - $6.00 PBI - $2.00 NM - $4.00 PBI - $4.00 NM - $8.00 PBI $2.00 NM - $4.00 PBI $2.00 NM - $4.00 PBI - $75.00 NM $125 00 ' AV-101 , AV-102 fvAV-103 PDI Informational Brochure The 55-Gallon All-Plastic Drum Reuse Study (including Executive Summary) Executive Summary only M - No charge NM - $1.00 M $50.00 NM - $75.00 $25.00 PLASTICS PIPE INSTITUTE Plastic Pipe Gives Excellent Service to Gas Utilities. Compiled results of the American Gas Association Plastic Pipe Assessment Surveys- Impact of Plastic Pipe and Fittings on Water Quality. A paper by Stanley A. Mruk from an EPA seminar on "Plumbing Materials and Drinking Wafer,'' May 1984 ___ CTL028057 M - $2 50 NM - $4.00 M - $2.50 NM - $5.00 AW'lf AW-104 t i I Manual on ine selection ana installation ot thermoplastic Water Well Casing (1960). A 62 page manual that reviews proper selection, installation and use of thermoplaslic water well casing. Prepared and published by the National Water Well Association, Worthington, Ohio, and PPI. Plastic Pipe in Gas Distribution--Twenty-five Years of Achievement. Reprint from Gas Industries magazine, November 1985 1-19_____ ; M -1Si ea. f : NM $6.00 ea. { 20+ i copies:-ij M-$4.00 ea/ NM-$6.00eat .StaKbj&'ijf i Free of charge [ !Additional:; ' !cptes:\ '] f , M - $1.00 l l ' AW-108 ` Plastics Piping. Chapter 10-3 reprinted from Standard Handbook ot Plant Engineering (1983). An introduction to plastics piping technology. Includes product descriptions, listing of standards and Ihe basics ol product selection, design and installation. AW-107 i' V,f AW-100 > 4 t AW-100 | AW-110 : AW-183 ;i; : AW-104 ' n;: AW-100 -j ' : ! . Polyethylene Piping Systems for Gas Distribution. Three papers presented by members of the Plastics Pipe Institute at the April, 1984 Pacific Coast Gas Association Distribution Conference. NM $5.00 Polyolefin Piping (1985). An illustrated 18-page brochure demonstrating the versatility of polyolefin piping, and including a general overview of design guidelines, storage, handling, joining and installation techniques, plus applicable standards. PPI Annual Pipe Statistical Review. Shipments (reported in pounds) of polyethylene pipe, tube and conduit Renewing Sewers with Polyolefin Pipe (1976) A fully illustrated 12-page brochure introducing the lield-proven method ol "sliplining" polyolefin pipe into corroding municipal or industrial piping systems. 1-5 copies; M - $3.00 a NM - $5.00 ea., 6-20 copies: M - $2.50 el. NM $3.00 ea. 21 + copies'? M-$2.00ea. NM $2.50 ea. i tratfta I'M- $10.00, NM \1l,10 cvojp.ii.ew5(s| j M - $3.00 pi .. NM- $5.00 e^d 11+ . M - $1.00 NM - $2.50 ea.! Validating the Hydrostatic Design Basis of PE Piping Materials. Paper delivered by Stanley A. Mruk at the Ninth Plastic Fuel Gas Pipe Symposium, November 1985. Pipeline Rehabilitation with Polyethylene Pipe. A 24-page report of design and construction procedures for the restoration of pressure and non-pressure pipelines by sliplining new polyethylene pipe into deteriorated lines. Sliplining Sewer Applications. An article by Sid Gross reprinted from Public Works magazine. September 1987. _________Li. M = SP1 Mftnrtoet 18 NM = Nomnember Plastics Pipe. An article by Stanley A Mruk and I^^^Bein reprinted from ASTM Standardization News, September 1987 Performance of Polyolefin Pipe and Tubing in the Water Service Application. A report prepared by Richard E Chambers ol Simpson, Gumpertz & Heger. Inc , Consulting Engineers Sin Frt Ark CO| K Nk> N Ntv SLIDE PROGRAMS Training Aids for the Joining and Installation of Polyethylene (PE) Gas Distribution Piping. A six-part slide series that provides accurate information about techniques and regulations Each presentation is sold separately with script i, AW-111 | AW-113 Jj I ^4^:: *r 4 AW-flS Overview--Basics of designing, installing and operating a plastics piping system, with an introduction lo standards, codes, and regulations, and a review of joining methods (approx 100 slides). Butt Fusion (57 slides) Socket Fusion (53 slides) Saddle Fusion/Hand (49 slides) Saddle Fusion/Alignment Device (56 slides) Mechanical Joining. Covers DOT regulations, classification, pipe preparation, fitting assembly and installation (51 slides) K Nk AVt AVI k Nk TECHNICAL REPORTS Policies and Procedures for the Listing of Thermoplastic Pipe, Fittings and Fixture Materials when Evaluated under Constant Internal Pressure with Flow by ASTM Method F 948 (1987) k Nk Policies and Procedures for Developing Recommended Hydrostatic Design Stresses for Thermoplastic Pipe Materials (1988) Recommended Hydrostatic Strengths and Design Stresses for Thermoplastic Pipe and Fittings Compounds (1988) k Nk k Nk Recommended Method for Calculation of Nominal Weight of Rastic Pipe (1988) k Nk Installation Procedures for Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Pipe (1984) k Nk Recommended Services (Design) Factors for Pressure Applications of Thermoplastic Pipe Materials (1988) >k Nk Recommended Practice for Making Solvent Cemented Joints with Polyvinyl Chloride Plastic (PVC) Pipe and Fittings (1988) Resistance of Thermoplastic Piping Materials to Microand Macro-Biological Attack (1969) k Nk k Nk Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Plastic Piping Design and Installation (1973) Water Flow Characleristics of Thermoplastic Pipe (1971) k Nk k CTL028058 19 M NM rten. moo AW-129 AW-130 AW-131 TR18 Wealherability of Thermoplastic Piping (1973) TR19 TR20 Thermoplastic Piping for the Transport of Chemicals (1984) Joining Polyolefin Pipe (1973) f } M $5.00 ; i NM-$10.00,'; i , . i i, .'i . M- $10,001] ' NM - $20.001 ] '`in ' M - $5.00 ! NM - $10.00 :j AW-132 TR21 AW-133 TR22 AW-134 I TR30 Thermal Expansion and Contraction of Plastic Pipe (1988) M $5.00 ;j NM - $10.00 ;; Polyethylene Plastic Piping Distribution Systems for Components of Liquid Petroleum Gases (1988) I M - $5.00 1 1 i NM-$10.00); Thermoplastics Fuel Gas Piping, Investigation of Maximum Temperatures Attained by Plastic Pipe Inside Service Risers (1988) ; , M - $5.00 l; T NM-$10.00 j AW-138 < TR31 Underground Installation of Polyolefin Piping (1979) ?; M * $5.00- ! < NM-$10.00 | TECHNICAL NOTES AW-136 AW-137 TN2 Sealants for Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Plastic Piping (1970) ' M - $2.00, jj NM.- M.00,: TN3 Electrical Grounding (1971) M - $2.00.. AW-138 AW-139 AW-140 AW-141 AW-143 AW-145 AW-143 AW-147 AW-143 AW-149 AW-150 AW-152 TN4 Odorants in Gas Pipelines (1971) ' M ; $2.00 if, NM - $4.00' TN5 Testing Equipment (1972) ! M ; $2.00 U, ' NM: TN6 Recommendations for Coiling Polyethylene Plastic Pipe ' M-$2?0C>fl: and Tubing (1972) r-isejt TN7 The Nature of Hydrostatic Time-To-Rupture Plots (1973) = M-$2.00U ' NMT- $4.00 * i TN11 Suggested Temperature Limits for Thermoplastic Piping * / M / 12,'66'f! in Non-Pressure Applications (1979) NMjHOOlf TN13 General Guidelines for the Heat Fusion of Unlike Polyethylene Pipes and Fittings (1981) 'f Mk'$2.00{j '..vNM $4,oo]5; TN14 Plastic Pipe in Solar Heating (1986) Recommendation A Limiting Water Velocities in Thermoplastic Piping Systems (1971) M $2.00if 'Nio&'qJiaUrae]j Recommendation B Thermoplastic Piping for the Transport of 3* No cjwge' Compressed Air or Other Compressed Gases ''i j ; (1972) W-iW*' Recommendation C Pressure Rating of PVC Plastic Piping for Water at Elevated Temperatures (1973) Statement D Polyethylene Plastic Pipe Systems for Commercial Propane Gas Distribution Statement G Indented Markings (1974) OTf 'riLdSM No charge,;; M SPl MrrnlM'f 20 NM - Nonniemoei TECHNICAL NOTES AW-153 Statement H Noise in Piping (1988) AW-154 Slatemenl J AW-1S5 AW-1S6 Statement L Statement N Hydrostatic Strengths and Suggested Pressure Ratings of CPVC 4120 at Various Temperatures (1976) Thermoplastic Piping in Fire Sprinkler Systems (1979) Pipe Permeation (1984) POLYURETHANE DIVISION CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AX-101 1 , AX-102 AX-103 AX-104 Meeting of the Minds: Marketing Polyurethane Technology. Proceedings of annual Tech .ical/Marketing Conference, Oct 20-22, 1982, Bal Harbour, Florida New Paths to Progress. Proceedings of annual International Technical/ Marketing Conlerence, Nov 2-4. 1983, San Diego, California Partners in Progress Proceedings of annual Technical/Markeling Conlerence Nov 5 7. 1984 San Antonio, Texas The Magic of Polyurethane Proceedings ol annual Technical/ Marketing Conference Oct 23 25 1985 Reno Nevada (2 volumes) AX-121 Jk~.J Exploring New Horizons Proceedings of Annual Technical/Marketing Conlerence. Oct 15 17 1986, Toronto, Canada AX-105 Expand Vour Line . Expand Your Sales. Foam Core Mattresses Give the Consumer a Choice (U 114) AX-106 Polyurethane and Polylsocyanurate Foam Insulation (Sweets Brochure) AX-122 >: ' 1 !' AX-123 i fil V si? n. f . ] AX-124 , k %' i. a: .. fr The New York State Toxicity Data Bank--Answers for Manufacturers and Users of Polyurethane and Polyisocyanurate Thermal Insulation. Polyurethanes World Congress 1987 50 Years of Polyurethanes. Collection of conference papers presented at the Polyurethanes World Congress, September 29 - October 2, 1987, Aachen FRG Co-sponsored by the SPI/FSK 156 presentations Test Methods for Polyurethane Raw Materials. Collection of methods for analyzing polyurethane raw materials ASTM methods and olhers to be revised or totally new (For isocyantes. polyols, urethane prepolymers and general) t rfif | Hlij *7 AX-120 * ` Flexible Polyurethane Foam in Today's Fire Environment. '/? * VHS videotape used to educate fire fighters about the combustibility aspect of flexible polyurethane foam Energy Conservation via Upgraded Insulation. Sirde/scripi presentation on rigid polyurethane foam thermal insulation (86 slides) CTL028059 21 AX-10* AX-10* AX-110 AX-111 AX-112 AX-113 AX-114 AX-127 AX-115 AX-116 AX-117 AX-118 AX-119 AX-120 ML rMf'CMO U-100R2 Fire Safety Guidelines for Use of Rigid Polyurethane Foam Insulation in Building Construction U-102R U-103 U-105 U-106 An Update Report on Findings of Fire Study of Rigid Cellular Plastics Materials for Wall and Roof Ceiling Insulation Large-Scale Corner Wall Fire Tests of Spray-On Coatings Over Rigid Polyurethane Foam Insulation Evaluation of the Fire Performance of Carpet Underlayments - ' i ! ! ' l Per 100 . |. M - $5.00 `a ! NM - $10.00 f I; . ti-y) ! ' ' T *.-' Fire Safety Guidelines on Flexible Polyurethane Foams Used in Upholstered Furniture and Bedding ) ; I j IH? U-107 Room-Scale Compartment Corner Tests of Spray-On Coatings Over Rigid Polyurethane Foam Insulation Per 100 M - $15.00", NM - $25.00 U U-108 U-109 U-110 U-111 U-112 An Assessment of the Thermal Performance of Rigid Polyurethane and Polyisocyanurate Foam Insulations for Use in Building Construction The Importance of Chlorofluorocarbons and Polyurethane Foams Flexible Polyurethane Foams and Combustibility Using Flexible Polyurethane Foams Safely Ignition Resistance of Residential Upholstered Furniture Per 100. iU'j I M-$5.00?i,W nm $io.db ` { t* Per loo"'' *' U M-$25.00 NM - $40.00 (j1 Per 100'i |i' | M - $25.00)f NM - $40.00 j Per 100"' || j M - $25.00 NM - $40 00 x Per 100 . If j M - $15.00 x NM - $25 00 U-i 13 Economic Factors of Chlorofluorocarbons in the Polyurethane Foam Industry Per 100' M - $S5O.0O0 'M' ,NM- $10.00 U-117 Foam Plastics Insulation. Polyurethane Urea Formaldehyde--There's a Big Difference. U-118 Guide For the Safe Handling and Use of Polyurethane and Polyisocyanurate Foam Systems Per'100 M -$5.00 NM^- $10.0Q Per lOO'i.ffj I i M - $25.00L NM-$40.00 U-119 The Versatile World of Polyurethanes M - $5.00 :, NM^jago. 22 M - SPi Memtiet NM = NoumemDet Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Systems (IndusT^^fochure) A 4-page, color, sprayed PUF promotional piece with illustrations Has pocket lor additional information or contractor proposals Shows versatility ol SPUF A Guide for Selection of Protective Coatings over Sprayed Polyurethane Foam Roofing Systems. Recommended design considerations and guide specifications PFCD-PCl-1/88 The Application and Maintenance of Polyurethane Foam Systems for Outdoor Service Vessels Operating Between -30 *F and 225* F. Recommended design considerations and guide specifications. PFCO-GS2 1CV87 CTL028060 AY-1 JJi AZ-101 AZ-102 Spray Polyurethane Foam and Protective Coating Systems for New and Remedial Rooting. An illustrated specifiers guide in C S I format. PFCD-GSt-1/08 for 2 copies 3-15 copies: M - $2.00 ea. NM - $4.00 ea. 16-35 copies: M - $1.90 ea. NM - $3.80 ea. 36-75 copies: M - $1.80 ea. NM - $3.60 ea. 76-100 copies: M - $1.70 ea. NM - $3.40 ea. 101 + copies: M - $1.65 ea. NM - $3.30 ea. PRODUCERS DIVISION Recommended Guidelines for the Standardized Use of the Test Method Described in ASTM D3029-82 for Determining the Relative Impact Resistance of Custom Extruded Sheet Standards and Practices of Custom Sheet Extruders. A review ol engineering, technical, commercial and administrative practices M - $2.50 NM - $5.00 M - $2.50 NM - $5.00 SI RUSTICS COMMITTEE ON RESIN STATISTICS' OUTLOOK CONFERENCE REPRINTS BA-101 The Recovering Global Economy for Ptastics (1983): Overview of World Plastics Worldwide Plastics--Who Will Be the Maior Players' The Changing Scenario of Middle East Polymer Manufacture and its Potential Influence on World Markets Plastics in Packaging Worldwide New End Use Growth Areas for Engineered and Specialty Polymers Licensing of Plastics Tecnnology Around the World Plastics Exports & Imports--Worldwide Trends in the '80s The Plastics Industry of the Soviet Union M - $20.00 NM - $40.00 BA-102 New End Use Markets for the U.S. Plastics Industry (1984): New Developments in Tamper-Evident Packaging Mega Trends in Commercial Roofing Solutions to the EMI/RFI Problem Advantages in the Distribution of Plastics Use ol Structural Plastic Composites by the U S Government The Outlook for Grocery Sacks that Work New Medical/Healthcare Applications for Plastics End Use Applications for Plastics in the Automotive Industry M - $50.00 NM - $75.00 r' ' BA-103 CRS Resins Data on Diskette. A brochure outlining a CRS/SAGE Data, Inc program that offers data for plastic resins in a convenient, easy-touse spreadsheet format on 5 'A inch diskettes No charge for 1 copy 24 BA-109 BA-110 BA-111 1986 Salary and Sales Policy Survey (No. 15)^Bb biennial survey outlines average salaries for 34 positions in manufacturing, marketing, finance, engineering, personnel and purchasing Data is classified by sales volumes and by geographic regions This provides the data to compare your salaries with those of other plastics processing companies in the same section of the country with the same sales volume In addition, the Salary and Sales Policy Survey provides data on sales policies for a direct sales torce and for manufacturer's reps The survey is an important management tool Statistical Report on Thermoplastic and Thermosetting Resins (monthly). Production and sales and captive use data on major plastics resins, showing current month, same month a year earlier and year-todate comparisons with percent change Available from Trade Association Department, Ernst & Whmney, 1225 Connecticut Avenue. NW, Washington, DC 20036 Checks should be made payable to Ernst & Whmney Subscription Rates: SPi Member participant--$30000/year SPI Member non-participant--$40000/year Non-member particpant--$400.00/year Non-member non-participant--$500 00/year Add $50.00 for postage and handling on overseas orders. Facts & Figures of the U.S. Plastics Industry, 1987. Review of U S plastics industry, detailing production, sales, markets, capacities Background data include producer price indexes, feedstocks, additives, machinery, major markets, and other sources of plashes information BA-110 BA-113 BA-114 BA-115 The 1988 edition of Facts and Figures will be released in August, 1988. (Check with us for price and availability.) 1987 Labor Survey (No. 49). The survey summarizes key labor rate data submitted by 196 companies in 39 slates The survey reports by regions of the country on plant and shift statistics, union data, holiday and vacation statistics and bonus and turnover data Hourly rates are shown for 56 job classifications for firms engaged in injection, blow and compression molding, thermoforming, reinforced and extrusion Tlie survey is highly recommended lor assisting in management decisions 1987 Financial and Operating Ratios Survey (No. 26). This annual survey measures the significant financial and operating ratios affecting plastics processing firms such as assets and liabilities, net sales, pretax and after-tax income, cost of sales, overhead, depreciation, inventory, and administrative expenses Figures are subdivided by sales volume-- less than $5 million, $5 - $10 million, and over $10 million and by relative profitability measured as a percentage of sales. Results are pre sented as composite operating statements, balance sheets, and statis tical data. This information enables firms to compare their performance and possibly indicate how they might improve their own performance 1987 Employee Benefits Survey (No. 2). A first-of-its-kind publication providing a comprehensive review of benefits in the U S. plastics industry The survey details 44 pages ot industry statistics on vacation and holiday practices, sick leave, personal leave, disability, pension plans, retirement plans, profit sharing, educational benefits, stock options, medical and dental programs, and more Results are broken down according to region, sales volume, and number of employees, allowing for analysis from several different perspectives An invaluable management tool for reviewing your own benefits program CTL028061 25 i/uiiiOuMiLiiiiiy nepori. Large-scaie lesi program on tiectrical and Electronic Equipment and Appliance Enclosures. Electromagnetic Shielding and Physical Properly Test Experiments on Structural Foam Plastic Equipment Enclosures. BB-103 -- Structural Foam. An examination of the available technology tor structural foam. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS BB-104 Ninth Annual Structural Foam Conference (1981) BB-106 Tenth Annual Structural Foam Conference (1982) BB-106 Eleventh Annual Structural Foam Conference (1983) BB-107 Twelfth Annual Structural Foam Conference (1984) BB-106 1 Thirteenth Annual Structural Foam Conference (1985) BB-100 Fourteenth Annual Structural Foam Conference (1986) BB-110 Fifteenth Annual Structural Foam Conference (1987) 00 1.00 ; jj M-$45.00 | NM : $95.00 $5.00 $30.00, j , $30.00HJiti^v i' -,r.) *' ,ir-- J 'KM- $50.00 j, NMr $75.00, ; iL* r'1, ! ! I M - $50.00 s i NM - $75.00,1 ! M ; $50.00 ) ! Ntt; $75!00 '1 ; <M - $50.00 i 1 NM -$75.00 j 5 M - $50.00 j 1 NM -,$75.00^ THERMOFORMING INSTITUTE BC-101 Thermoforming: Customs & Practices . ^ M;$2.do'!j .iNM'-KCT BC-102 Thermoforming: Versatile and Cost Effective. An introduction to thermotormed plastics j*NM'` COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AND DISTRIBUTION BD-101 Bulk Transfer Directory. Provides quick reference to facility sites that are known by the plastics industry to handle dry bulk plastics. Updated annually. BO-102 Elements of Distribution. Basic guidelines for a system which could be employed by a company wanting to consolidate its distribution cost accounting. VINYL FORMULATORS DIVISION BB-101' SPI-VDT1(1959) 'm* Procedure for Measuring the Viscosity of a Vinyl Dispersion at Low Shear Rates by the Brookfield Viscometer SPI-VD-T2(1959) Procedure for Measuring the Viscosity of a Vinyl Dispersion at High Shear Rates by the Severs Extrusion Rheometer SPI-VD-T3(1959) Procedure for Measuring the Weight per Gallon and Specific Gravity of a Vinyl Dispersion M = SP1 Member 26 NM = Nonmember BE-104 SPIVD-T4(1959) -j BE-105 < r, j SPI-VD-T5(1959) 'PBB-100' SPI-VD-T6(1959) , BB-107, SPIVD-T7(1959) BE-108 {!* SPI-VD-T8(1959) uI-` BE-109 e SPI-VD-T9(1959) r 1 1 :i fK ! BE-110 . SPI-VD-T10(1962) : i, ; ??' U' ,j. iv1|: I' BE-111 SPI-VD-T11(1962) BE-112 i j' SPI-VD-T12(1962) r* :|-'- #: i; ^ i-U B E-113 ; ^ SPI-VDT13(1962) >1 ft [ SPI-VD T14(1962) ISPI-VDT15(1962) : bit,1 fesra I SPI-VD-T16(1964) \'TT SPI-VD-T17(1964) 0SPI-VD-T18(1985) jSPI-VD-T19(1968) , BB-120 jSPI-VDT20(1969) i if i SPI VD-T21(1972) SPI-VD-T22(1972) SPI-VD-T23(1975) Procedure for Measurin^Bwore Hardness of a Vinyl Dispersion Tentative Procedure for Determining the Heat Resistance of Fused Plastisol Tentative Procedure for the Determination of the De-Aeration of Vinyl Dispersions Tensile Properties of Thin Plastic Sheets and Films Volatile Loss from Plastic Materials Tear Resistance of Plastic Film and Sheeting Procedure for the Determination of the Degree of Dispersion of Vinyl Dispersions using the "Precision Vinyl Dispersion Gauge" Flammability of Plastics Foams and Sheeting Tentative Procedure for Measuring Water Extraction of Plasticized Sheeting--Activated Carbon Technique Tentative Procedure for Measuring Loss by Extraction of Plasticized Vinyl Film when Immersed in Mineral Oil at 50`C Statement on Low Temperature Flexibility Test Methods Method for the Determination of the Gelation Characteristics of a Plastisol using a Brookfield Viscometer Tentative Migration Test Tentative Procedure for the Preparation of Fused-Samples of Vinyl Dispersions for Physical and Chemical Testing Hot Bench Gelation Temperature Test Procedure to Determine a Plastisol's Apparent Viscosity Utilizing a Torque Rheometer (Brabender Plasti-Corder) at a Constant Mixer Temperature Statement on Vinyl Dispersion Air Release (Including Wet Film Strength Test of Air Release and Syringe Test of Air Release) Procedure for Determining Non-Volatile Content of Vinyl Dispersions--Thin Film Technique Procedure for Measuring the Force Necessary to Compress a Fused Plastisol Ten Percent on the RPC Test Equipment Procedure to Determine a Plastisol's or Organosol's Apparent Gelation and Fusion (Hot Melt) Viscosity Characteristics Utilizing a Torque-Rheometer with a Programmed (Increasing) Mixer Temperature and Oil-Heated Mixer Head CTL028062 27 VI M NM BF-1 BF-102 BF-103 BF-104 BF-1 OS BF-100 BF-107 BF-100 BF-100 BF-110 Facts about Vinyl Chloride Monomer VI M NM - $1.00 Facts About Working With PVC VI $.25' M - $.50 NM - $1.00 ; The New York State Toxicity Data Bank: Answers for Manufacturers and Users of Vinyl Products Plastics in the Waste Stream: Options for Practical Solid Waste Management. 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