Products to avoid as if your life depends on it.

squirell nutkin · 02-13-2010, 09:03 PM

We just had a lexan bowl shatter at our house the other day.

Something tells me this is counterfeit Chinese lexan. I'll take bets.

Griff · 02-13-2010, 09:16 PM

A remarkable outcome of this evaluation was that material used is
not Sabic Innovative Plastic polycarbonate with brandname
LEXAN. The visor was manufactured by means of an injection
moulding process stead drapeforming. Material used was an
uncoated polycarbonate.

We're halfway there already.

squirell nutkin · 02-13-2010, 11:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griff

A remarkable outcome of this evaluation was that material used is
not Sabic Innovative Plastic polycarbonate with brandname
LEXAN. The visor was manufactured by means of an injection
moulding process stead drapeforming. Material used was an
uncoated polycarbonate.

We're halfway there already.

Quote:

... Material used was an
uncoated polycarbonate. And if we could only read this Chinese writing on the label, we'd be able to figure out where it came from...

Perhaps this is the rest of the journey?

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