This document discusses thermosetting materials and their applications in plastic molding. It notes that thermosetting materials are commonly used in micro molding and other industries. Once heated and hardened, thermosetting materials cannot be remelted or remolded. Their melting points vary, with some having extremely high melting points. Vulcanized rubber, which is harder than natural rubber and cannot be recycled once solidified, is used to make automobile tires and for insert molding due to its strength and insulation properties. Bakelite is commonly used to make colored bangles, bracelets, and artificial jewelry due to its ability to be manufactured in various colors.