https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2023-05/SEM Services Capabilities Overview Brochure.pdf
When you work with Avient, you get more than an unmatched materials portfolio.
Internal Testing Available
• Physical
• Rheological, thermal, and moisture analysis
• Microscopy
• Liquid, gas, and size exclusion chromatography
• Atomic, infrared, and nuclear magnetic
resonance spectroscopy
• Flammability
• X-ray diffractometry
• Weathering (QUV & Xenon Arc)
• Failure analysis
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Avient has design, application development and
degreed plastics engineers available to give our
customers reliable and experienced guidance to help
navigate the development process.
As inherent problem solvers, we help connect
the dots between material, color, design, and
manufacturing through a full suite of industrial,
material, component, mold and process design
capabilities.
https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2021-09/avnt-q2-2021-earnings-presentation.pdf
They are based on management’s expectations that involve a number of business risks and uncertainties, any of which
could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in or implied by the forward-looking statements. .
Develop and implement solutions to end plastic
waste while supporting AEPW $1.5B
investment in key initiatives.
2030 SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS
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2021 AVIENT INVESTOR DAY
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• Investor Day to be held December 9, 2021 in New York, NY
• Company will provide updates on its key growth drivers
with a deep focus on sustainable solutions
Revenue Growth Drivers
Long-Term
Growth Rate
Sustainable Solutions 8–12%
Healthcare 8–10%
Composites / 5G 10%
Growth in Asia / LATAM 5%
Other (GDP growth) 2–3%
Avient 6.5%
• Senior leadership team to also present on Clariant MB
integration, M&A opportunities and capital allocation
priorities
PEER COMPARISONS
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As a specialty formulator, we don’t
require significant capital
investment, as compared to the
base resin raw material suppliers
we purchase from.
Simply put…
We solve customers’ most pressing material science challenges.
https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2023-04/Advanced simulation captures part performance for fibre reinforced thermoplastics_Case_Study.pdf
Digimat for long fibre reinforced
materials
Advanced simulation captures part performance
for fibre reinforced thermoplastics
Comparing the results of isotropic material data to anisotropic
material data
Case study
https://hexagon.com/
Figure 2: Digimat material model workflow when coupled with an FEA solver
Manufacturing Intelligence hexagonmi.com2
Solution
Avient leveraged Digimat to reverse-engineer material
data based on the microstructure, tensile test data,
and micro-mechanical modelling.
This greatly improves solution resolution and provides
a guide for optimising the plastic component and mold
tooling design,” said Brad Davison, the North America
Director of Technology for Specialty Engineered Materials
at Avient.
This
observed variability in the material response highlights
the need for an advanced predictive approach for material
modelling that incorporates anisotropic data.
https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2020-09/cai-overview-brochure.pdf
Liquid and Solid
COLORANTS
Performance and Processing
ADDITIVES
INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR PLASTIC
At Avient, our mission is to help
you bring innovation to the look, feel
and performance of your products.
Look to us for support with:
• Color Technology: Custom matching,
saturated colors and special effects to fill market
niches and eliminate secondary operations
• Color and Design Services: Trend and color
insights, and product development assistance to
optimize design and gain speed to market
• Regulatory Coordination: Aid with new product
approvals with UL, NSF, FDA, healthcare guidelines
and others to reduce regulatory overhead and
minimize risk
• Field Technical Services: Support for tool design,
startup and production optimization
to gain manufacturing efficiencies
• Sustainability: Innovative materials and solutions to
help you meet your sustainability goals
1.844.4AVIENT
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Processing conditions can cause material properties to shift from the values stated in the information.
https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2021-06/fl.datasheet-ripcords.pdf
FIBER OPTICAL CABLES
Key Features
• Rip through any material,
including steel armor
• High strength to diameter ratio
• Lubricated for easy ripping
• Colors available for easy identification
• Long continuous lengths per spool
FIBER-LINE® FIBERS
FOR RIPCORDS
• Kevlar® Para-Aramid
• Vectran® Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP)
• PET Polyester
• Nylon Polyamide
• Technora®
FIBER-LINE® PERFORMANCE
ADDING COATINGS
• FIBER-LINE® WearcoatTM:
Lubricity for fast and easy removal
• FIBER-LINE® BlockcoatTM:
Anti-wick/Non-wick water penetration &
snag resistance
• FIBER-LINE® RepelcoatTM:
Water Repellency
• FIBER-LINE® Swellcoat®:
Water Absorbing Protection
• FIBER-LINE® Swellcoat® Blocker:
Block Water Migration
• FIBER-LINE® ColorcoatTM:
Color identification for easy tracking
Overview
• FIBER-LINE® has over 25 years of experience in producing ripcords
for the optical fiber cable market.
FIBER-LINE® ripcords deliver
optimal performance in a variety of applications.
• FIBER-LINE® Ripcords can rip thru a myriad of thick jacketing
materials and sheathing, even in below freezing temperatures.
• Products are precision-wound for solid package integrity and
minimal balooning, which yields the greatest length per package
Plastic or metal reels are also available.
https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2024-08/Automotive General Design Technology Guide.pdf
It is intended to serve as an inspiration for you in
exploring colors and effects to meet material design goals.
We have the ability to
deliver custom solutions supported by molded-in color plastics
testing procedures that can help you achieve your design and
engineering specifications.
Processing conditions can cause material properties to shift from the values stated in the information.
https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2025-06/ColorMatrix Joule Tech Bulletin.pdf
As a major supplier of additives and colors
to the plastics industry, ColorMatrix has, in the
course of supporting its customers worldwide,
developed best practice guidelines for its
products which it provides as a free service.
Processing conditions can cause material properties to shift from the values stated in the information.
CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM
Methods Machines
Materials Manpower
energy
saving
during
SBM
Maintenance
instructions
Operating
instructions
Operator
Job spec
NIR Lamps
SBM
Type/Design
vPET reheat
content
vPET
formulation
rPET
blend/quality
Temperature
recording
Temperature
measurement
probe
External
temperature
Inappropriate
Manual
Training
New
Alignment
Same
Throughput
Too many tasks
Time conflict
Age/intensity
variable
Set up conditions
Configuration
- When starting to process a new resin, first
run through new preforms for 15 minutes at
‘standard’ conditions to establish steady state
conditions prior to any process optimization
- Slowly start to reduce preform blowing
temperatures until failures are present
(visible pearl internal wall or pearl feet)
- Increase blowing temperatures until defects
are eliminated
- QC check bottle quality for acceptance versus
established tolerances
- Change the power consumption profile in the
ovens for early heat and longer sink times but
ensure overall temperatures do not exceed cold
crystallization temperature
- Repeat temperature reduction stage and
then defect elimination stage to test if further
optimization is possible
- Recheck QC bottle quality for acceptance versus
established tolerances
- Log all process parameters and create new
specific ‘recipe’ for future use
https://www.avient.com/knowledge-base/article/whats-difference-tpes-vs-silicones
Sources: https://www.carbon-minds.com/lca-database-for-chemicals-and-plastics/
A 2012 article in Plastics Technology¹ notes silicone rubber molds need tighter tolerances to prevent flash.
On the other hand, TPEs are most commonly processed using in-line, single-screw injection equipment that has been routinely used in the plastics industry for decades.
https://www.avient.com/knowledge-base/article/whats-difference-tpes-vs-silicones?ind[]=21537
Sources: https://www.carbon-minds.com/lca-database-for-chemicals-and-plastics/
A 2012 article in Plastics Technology¹ notes silicone rubber molds need tighter tolerances to prevent flash.
On the other hand, TPEs are most commonly processed using in-line, single-screw injection equipment that has been routinely used in the plastics industry for decades.
https://www.avient.com/sites/default/files/2024-10/Replacing Aluminum with Long Fiber Thermoplastics _LFT_ Application Bulletin.pdf
Primary die casting materials are zinc,
aluminum, and magnesium.
Injection Molding - Thermoplastics
Injection molding creates molded parts by injecting
heated, molten plastic materials into a mold,
which are then cooled and solidified.
HOW SUPPLIERS CAN HELP EVALUATE
MATERIAL TRANSITION
Successfully using composites goes beyond simply
swapping one material for another.