Please find attached, the Material Safety Data Sheet for Milliken’s Tegris material, submitted for safety review.
tegris.pdf (24.1 KB)
Tegris is commonly used as a kind of interfacing – a stiffener for belts, interior panels of luggage and bag openings. Laser cutting is an ordinary method of processing Tegris.
+1 for tegris. It is just a polypropylene weave. Polypropylene is widely accepted as safe to laser cut:
You are to be commended on your diligence seeking out the technical information and submitting it to the committee for review. Not a lot of people willing to go that level of effort to get a well-informed answer.
Pelican case are made from the same stuff…
I’ve used the lasers to engrave them… it has a tendency to melt.
This is ~5mm thick SRPP (Self Reinforcing Polypropylene, generic name for Tegris) cut on a 100w CO2 Laser (not the DMS). Once you dial in your settings it cuts really nicely with minimal over melting and clean up.
I know this is an old topic but where have you been able to get 5mm thick Tegris? I would love to get some for robot parts for our robotics team.
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https://www.chiefdelphi.com/t/3005-robochargers-2024-surge/456489/22?u=franklima260
REV should be announcing something soonish.
Thanks! I’ll keep an eye out for it!
MAXComposite is now available:
Thanks for the information! They’re already out of stock!
Thanks,
Dean
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