Actually, I think Sputnik might be on to something. Since every patented application is already available in the marketplace in a metal form, any demand would not be for the part itself, but for Integral`s claimed cheaper version. Cheap is good but hardly a linestopper. A part made from Electriplast not only has to do everything the metal part already does, it has to be be significantly cheaper and/or lighter.
So far, all Integral has provided is some "plastic only" test data that applies to a 1/8 inch thick plaque. No application specific prototype testing. No side by side comparisons to metal equivalents. And it has taken them over 3 years to get that far.
What in what they have accomplished so far, and the amount of time it has taken them, would cause you to believe that anything significant would appear in "the very near future"? Two months of which has already passed.
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