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Polyetherimide (PEI;
branded as
Ultem) is an amorphous, amber-to-transparent
thermoplastic with
characteristics similar to the
related plastic P****. When...
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publisher from the
Golden Age of
Comic Books. Temerson's
imprints included Ultem Publications,
Helnit Publishing, Et-Es-Go Magazines, and
Continental Magazines...
- can be made of
metal (aluminum, steel, titanium),
acrylic resin, Delrin,
Ultem, or wood. Monkey-fist
begleri are
commonly made by
people beginning to practice...
- soon
bought out by I. W.
Ullman and
Frank Z. Temerson's
Ultem Publications. In
September 1937,
Ultem acquired the
Comics Magazine Company's titles, retaining...
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insert in the base section. The
cartridge is
identified by an
amber sabot (
Ultem 1000). Used only in the M2
series of
machine guns. This
round can penetrate...
- styrene)
Cycoloy (polycarbonate /
acrylonitrile butadiene styrene blend)
Ultem (polyetherimide)
Extem (polyimide)
Geloy (acrylonitrile
styrene acrylate...
- high-density
polyethylene (HDPE) or
advanced engineering resins, such as
Ultem. In 1997, ANSI
allowed the
development of a
ventilated hard hat to keep...
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Publishers (1945–1945)
Centaur Publications (1938–1942) —
acquired the ****ets of
Ultem Publications Charlton Comics (1940–1986)
Columbia Comics (1940–1949) Comic...
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Comics Funny Pages (1937 series) #1 (12) —
Ultem Publishing Funny Picture Stories (1937 series) #1 -
Ultem Publishing King
Comics #18 -
David McKay Publications...
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bought by
Ultem Publications,
which encountered financial difficulties and sold the
Clock (and
other characters) to
Quality Comics.
Ultem was purchased...
