SynonymsBot
Synonyms for apet or Related words with apet
cpet
petg
bopp
bioriented
cyclopolyolefin
aclar
bopet
terephalate
terephtalate
polythene
opet
polyolefine
hardcoated
terepthalate
copen
ony
terapthalate
bopla
thermoforms
terphthalate
copmma
tritan
copet
therephthalate
petp
sbopp
mpet
eastapak
petgs
terephthallate
teraphalate
terpthalate
hmwhdpe
voridian
pctfe
telephthalate
copolyethylene
polyproplylene
polypropene
pentamed
ecdel
elmech
monoextruded
terephthlate
terephthalat
monoweb
retortable
opp
zeonor
terphalate
Examples of "apet"
The oipe was also formerly romanized as the "
apet
".
The "Journal of Public Economic Theory (JPET)" is the official publication of the Association for Public Economic Theory (
APET
).
There are many commercial end uses for lenticular images, which can be made from PVC,
APET
, acrylic, and PETG, as well as other materials. While PETG and
APET
are the most common, other materials are becoming popular to accommodate outdoor use and special forming due to the increasing use of lenticular images on cups and gift cards. Lithographic lenticular printing allows for the flat side of the lenticular sheet to have ink placed directly onto the lens, while high-resolution photographic lenticulars typically have the image laminated to the lens.
Due to its chemical stability, it acts as a protective barrier against chemicals. It is used as a coating and prefabricated liner for chemical applications. PCTFE is also used for laminating other polymers like PVC, polypropylene, PETG,
APET
etc. It is also used in transparent eyeglasses, tubes, valves, chemical tank liners, O-rings, seals and gaskets.
Worldwide, approximately 7.5 million tons of PET were collected in 2011. This gave 5.9 million tons of flake. In 2009 3.4 million tons were used to produce fibre, 500,000 tons to produce bottles, 500,000 tons to produce
APET
sheet for thermoforming, 200,000 tons to produce strapping tape and 100,000 tons for miscellaneous applications. (Source: PCI, www.pcipetpackaging.co.uk )
Other major outlets for RPET are new containers (food-contact or non-food-contact) produced either by (injection stretch blow) moulding into bottles and jars or by thermoforming
APET
sheet to produce clam shells, blister packs and collation trays. These applications used 46% of all RPET produced in Europe in 2010. Other applications, such as strapping tape, injection-moulded engineering components and even building materials account for 13% of the 2010 RPET production.
Presto won its final championship in 1990 featuring the superstar veteran Allan Caidic (named Most Valuable Player of the Year) and rookies Gerald Esplana (named Rookie of the Year) and
Apet
Jao (the top draft pick). More blue chip players came their way including Bong Hawkins in 1991 and Vergel Meneses in 1992 until the team eventually disbanded at the end of the 1992 season with Sta. Lucia buying the franchise rights including its rights for the first pick of the 1993 draft.
Petcore, the European trade association that fosters the collection and recycling of PET, reported that in Europe alone, 1.6 million tonnes of PET bottles were collected in 2011 - more than 51% of all bottles. After exported bales were taken into account, 1.12 million tons of PET flake were produced. 440,000 tons were used to produce fibres, 283,000 tons to produce more bottles, 278,000 tons to produce
APET
sheets, 102,000 tons for strapping tape and 18,000 tons for miscellaneous applications. (Source: PCI for Petcore and EuPR)