What’s more, using lubricants to protect a component from wear is a two-step process, because the part must first be manufactured, then coated with oil or grease, adding cost to the manufacturing process. That means you can eliminate the need for a costly two-step manufacturing process to fuse or fasten parts, and also reduce overall component weight. 

ECCOH XLS enables manufacturers to efficiently process a non-halogenated, flame-retardant material without capital investment in extra equipment or adding steps to complete crosslinking. The new material can be cured in a water bath as part of a processing line, or within ten days at ambient temperature regardless of humidity levels, and offers excellent processing and flame retardant performance. 

Avient's Cesa™ Dry Silane Additives deliver both processing and product performance benefits for crosslinked polymers in wire and cable applications. Enables versatility as dry silane can be used with most commonly processed wire and cable polymers Technical information, design guides, processing information and more.

Versaflex PF reduces volatile organic compound emissions (VOCs), eliminates expensive and time-consuming coating, and reduces overall energy consumption for an easier, more cost-effective and sustainable process with reduced converting costs versus coating. Single-step, co-extrusion process Technical information, design guides, processing information and more.

The specialty formulation offers film manufacturers a simple, one-step extrusion process to support sustainability goals. Easy one-step extrusion processing to reduce VOC Technical information, design guides, processing information and more.

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These various elastomers contain a propriety combina- tion of base resins, processing aids, fillers, stabilization packages, and other additives. They represent a wide variety of resins and/or resin mixtures, processing aids, and stabilization packages used in current TPE tech- nologies. Products manufactured on different com- pounding lines also have unique processing conditions, including but not limited to variations in screw design, residence time, and processing temperatures.

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Sustainable polymers are typically processed with bio-based or recycled materials. Despite their different sources, biopolymers are typically used in the same manufacturing process as petroleum-based polymers. PIR content is derived from scrap reclaimed within the manufacturing process via skimmers and sieves.