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PTFE and spring steel, 5 mm/s  Injection moulded plastic, 5 mm/s
                                      PTFE and spring steel, 25 mm/s  Injection moulded plastic, 25 mm/s


                                   Dry comparison                                   Wet comparison
                 100                                               100
                  80                                                80
                Push/pull force [N]  -20 0                        Push/pull force [N]  -20 0
                                                                    60
                  60
                                                                    40
                  40
                  20
                                                                    20
                 -40
                                                                   -60
                 -60                                               -40
                 -80                                               -80
                 -100                                              -100
                   -35                  0                   35       -35                 0                   35
                                   Position [mm]                                     Position [mm]
            FIGURE 6 Comparison dry/wet – measurement of the push/pull forces (load) of two sliding systems at 35 mm travel; the system made of conventional injection
            molded plastic elements shows higher sliding forces and a strong adhesive sliding effect compared to the solution made of PTFE and spring steel; both with and
            without lubricant ECL 429 (© Saint-Gobain)




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                                                                                FIGURE 7 Seating comfort matters – for the
                                                                                car of the present and the car of the future
                                                                                (© Saint-Gobain)






























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