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Advanced metals growth to outstrip engineered plastics.
(From ABIX - Australasian Business Intelligence - Plastics News International)
The use of advanced materials is increasing in the manufacture of light vehicles in North America. Although lightweight metals, plastics and elastomers are generally expensive, their use contributes to improvements in safety, fuel efficiency, durability, and noise and ...
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