| 1733 - 1733 |
No innovations come free of charge
Altmann O |
| 1740 - 1742 |
Growth related to exports - Cyclical upswing continues
Pieper B |
| 1744 - 1746 |
Exploitation of electric and electronic equipment
Martin R, Niemann K, Funk JO |
| 1762 - 1764 |
It moves! It moves!
Wust A, von Diest K, Voit T |
| 1767 - 1768 |
8000 cleanly-formed perforations
Vogel H |
| 1770 - 1771 |
Automation for the smart car - Six-axle robot in injection molding systems
[Anonymous] |
| 1772 - 1774 |
Simulation of special processes.
Wimmer G |
| 1778 - 1778 |
Gas-injection technology also for the exterior - Reproducible injection molds
[Anonymous] |
| 1780 - 1782 |
Injection moulding of natural fibre-reinforced plastics
Colberg M, Sauerbier M |
| 1787 - 1789 |
Torsion-free lay-up of reinforcing fibres
Horsting K, Wienands C |
| 1792 - 1794 |
Sealing profiles made from elastomeric PVC graft polymers
Rehm T |
| 1796 - 1799 |
Flow behavior of glass-fiber-reinforced thermoplastics
Edelmann K, Neitzel M |
| 1802 - 1803 |
PP compounds in automotive manufacturing
Lundquist M, Baann H, Koivisto J |
| 1804 - 1806 |
Vibration welding of glass-fabric-reinforced polyamide plastics.
Kagan V |
| 1808 - 1810 |
Alternative materials for edge connectors on printed circuit boards
de Graaf J |
| 1814 - 1816 |
ABS/PA blends
Zubli MD, Verhooren P |
| 1818 - 1821 |
Ageing of the internal conductive layer of polymeric insulating systems
Steinfeld K, Kalkner W |
| 1830 - 1832 |
Faster and further
Murauer H |
