Processing & Design Guides Guidance on key elements of preparation and molding process for Complet & OnForce LFT

Processing & Design Guides Polystrand™ Thermoplastic Composite Panels provided custom-formulated panels with UV stable laminates and improved the efficiency of the manufacturing process for OEM

The majority of our waste is non-hazardous process scrap and purge materials. Waste minimization plans are impacted by several factors, including raw materials utilized, materials produced, manufacturing process, and location.

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

L’Oréal recently expressed the need for a tool to help simplify the process of developing color with recycled resin. This sped up the local replication process, allowing Redken products to launch simultaneously in Europe and the U.S. with consistent color despite local constraints.  

Avient’s reinforced composite technologies use carbon, glass and aramid fibers with custom formulated thermoset or thermoplastic resins in continuous forming processes Sync design with manufacturability: Learn about how Avient Design can help simplify your new product development process

The modular units are designed with plug-and-play features and can be retrofitted or exchanged within 24 hours, making the in-house setup process, maintenance, and upgrade options fast and easy. The optimized, unique metering unit can be carried in a shoulder bag, so trials can take place with minimal disruption and confirm the system’s suitability for the customer’s process.  

The event, which runs until June 28, features seminars from over 20 industry professionals that discuss the latest advancements, materials, and manufacturing processes for the flexible packaging industry.   Cesa™ Nox A4R Additive for Enhanced Recycling: developed to stabilize recycled polyolefins and protect them from degradation during processing, enabling the incorporation of increased recycled content into packaging films, maintaining high-quality levels of PCR and helping promote a more circular economy

Formulated without intentionally added per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), this new non-PFAS additive can be used to enhance the manufacturing processes of high-pressure injection molding. This process can help reduce cycle times and boost productivity by reducing demolding times and protecting the mold and the manufactured plastic parts while utilizing an alternative to PFAS-based additives.

These new grades have been developed to meet the growing demand for consumer electronic applications made with sustainable raw materials and meet strict FR compliance without compromising performance or processability, like USB-C connector cable jackets. The new HFFR grades also exhibit good ultraviolet (UV) resistance performance and excellent processability for extrusion molding.