Surround weighs up to 60% less than aluminum or copper, and brings increased design freedom versus metal. In addition to minimizing cross talk between electronic components, Surround material is lighter weight and easier to process than traditional materials such as aluminum or copper. Lighter weight and easier to process than components made from aluminum and copper

The part would remove weight and withstand copper deposits in a luxury vehicle for an exclusive German automaker. This formulation provided both the processability required for extremely short cycle injection-compression molding, as well as including an additive to stabilize the material when in contact with copper. This additive will protect the door from cracking as it comes into contact with copper particles over time.

This reduces the need for costly physical testing. Whether you're looking for ways to increase manufacturing capacity, discover new colorant options, get help with product design or test and analyze materials, Avient services are available to help you turn good projects, into great ones.

These formulations provide electromagnetic and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI) shielding at a weight reduction of up to 40% as compared to aluminum, copper, and other metals. Lighter weight and easier to process than aluminum or copper

The PolyOne specialty formulation helped the customer meet both Japan’s Fatty Food Migration test and China’s Guobiao (GB) Standards test.

At Packaging of Perfume Cosmetics & Design (PCD, booth #AB17), the company is illustrating the impact of soft-touch TPEs with gold, silver and copper effects and featuring an inspirational portfolio based on the 2017 InVisiOSM Color Inspiration Wanderlust collection from PolyOne Color and Additives. 

Sensory test at external partner for each lot, limiting risk Organoleptic pre-tested masterbatches support sustainability SENSEACTION organoleptic pre-tested masterbatches are formulated to reduce negative organoleptic influences. 

The new stringent testing changes will only affect packaging systems that have not yet gained regulatory approval for use in a marketed pharmaceutical product. However, if a new material is introduced into an approved package, or if an approved material has changed, the system will have to be re-tested.   Ensure packaging materials are compliant and thoroughly tested to reduce risk 

Download this guide to learn how to design ribs, bosses, and other features that stand the test of time, better ways to process LFT materials, what to do to minimize part defects and more about Complēt™ and OnForce™ Long Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites

Download this guide to learn how to design ribs, bosses, and other features that stand the test of time, better ways to process LFT materials, what to do to minimize part defects and more about Complēt™ and OnForce™ Long Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites