Keep their housings as cool as possible by replacing thermal pads and heat sinks with Therma-Tech™ materials Therma-Tech™ Stat-Tech™

Avient highlighting sustainable solutions at France Innovation Plasturgie including reSound™ REC Recycled Content TPEs that can be used in applications such as razor handles and automotive cup holder mats, and Gravi-Tech™ REC Recycled Formulations that can be used in luxury packaging caps and closures.   This includes a preview of its new reSound™ REC Recycled Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) for automotive interiors (AF 7210 series) and Gravi-Tech™ REC Recycled Formulations for luxury packaging with the following additional product details: Gravi-Tech™ REC Recycled Formulations: These density-modified engineered polymer materials include up to 98% recycled content, offering a more sustainable alternative than density-modified grades based on prime or virgin polymers.

Gravi-Tech™ Density Modified Formulations Stat-Tech™ Static Dissipative & Electrically Conductive Formulations Therma-Tech™ Thermally Conductive Formulations

Stat-Tech™ Fire Alarm Stat-Tech™ ST7400-8010 ESD Formulations improved electrical conductivity for fire alarm A look at six tech segments poised for growth, and actionable ideas to boost product performance

Stat-Tech™ TPE meets ATEX standard in anti-static bellow Stat-tech™ TPE provides electro-static discharge for tool handle grip Stat-Tech™ TPE Static Dissipative & Electrically Conductive Thermoplastic Elastomers

This includes highlighting the company’s new Hammerhead™ FR Flame Retardant Composite Panels, an industry-first, patent-pending thermoplastic composite sandwich structure featuring integrated flame retardance that can eliminate the need for additional FR sheets or coatings. Fiber-Line™ Engineered Performance Enhancing Fiber Processes: including Coating, Twisting, and customized Braiding aramid, glass, carbon, HMPE, and LCP fibers Fiber-Line™ Extrusion Process: thermoset pultruded rods and custom extrusion-coated fibers

DuPont, which trademarked this material as Teflon® in 1945, first used the product in military applications and then in nonstick coatings for consumer cook and bakeware1.   For example, fluoropolymers are used as coatings for wire and cable found in buildings and aircraft thanks to their natural flame retardance. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques.

DuPont, which trademarked this material as Teflon® in 1945, first used the product in military applications and then in nonstick coatings for consumer cook and bakeware1.   For example, fluoropolymers are used as coatings for wire and cable found in buildings and aircraft thanks to their natural flame retardance. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques.

DuPont, which trademarked this material as Teflon® in 1945, first used the product in military applications and then in nonstick coatings for consumer cook and bakeware1.   For example, fluoropolymers are used as coatings for wire and cable found in buildings and aircraft thanks to their natural flame retardance. PTFE can be applied as a coating, extruded as a paste, or molded using compression molding or metal powder-processing techniques.