Engineered Polymer Services Reinforced polymer materials are increasingly being used for structural applications because they allow manufacturers to replace traditional metal components with lighter-weight plastics. This is where enhanced virtual simulation capabilities can help, providing added value, driving innovation, supporting differentiation, and boosting confidence in structural polymer designs.  

FL.Datasheet WireHarnessYarn.indd FIBER OPTICAL CABLES Key Features • Available flat, twisted, or cord • Reduction in overall weight & energy usage • High temperature resistance • Protection from thermal degradation • Various colors available for easy identification • Abrasion resistant FIBER-LINE® FIBERS FOR WIRE HARNESS YARN • Kevlar® Para-Aramid • Nomex® Meta-Aramid • Technora® Para-Aramid • PET Polyester FIBER-LINE® PERFORMANCE ADDING COATINGS • FIBER-LINE® Colorcoat™: Color Identification • FIBER-LINE® Wearcoat™: Abrasion & High-Temperature Resistance • FIBER-LINE® Bondcoat™: Adhesion & Bonding • FIBER-LINE® Flamecoat™: Flame retardancy Overview • FIBER-LINE® provides a wide range of products utilized for wire harnesses. Packages can be supplied on colored, embossed and/or slit tubes. They also add important characteristics, such as SWELLCOAT® water-blocking, water repellence, adhe- sion, color, and wear and UV-resistance to these and many other applications.

Color consistency; recycle stream impact ColorMatrix™ SmartHeat RHC Tint or SmartHeat RHC Tone Recycle-friendly color or toner containing SmartHeat RHC, which helps to reduce carbon emissions and improve the quality and performance of rPET, allowing for higher levels of rPET to be used. Provides all benefits of SmartHeat RHC while also producing a toning or color effect with no detrimental impact on the recycle stream. Color degradation; product protection ColorMatrix™ Ultimate™ UV Light Barrier APR/EPBP approved additive to block ultraviolet light transmission Protects the product and brand integrity during storage, transportation and in the retail environment, maintaining product quality and enhancing shelf life.

Until now, silicone has been the only material for white or light-colored phone cases that resists staining when in contact with blue jeans. Versaflex™ CE 3320-70 is the first of its kind and only blue jean stain resistant thermoplastic elastomer for white and light-colored phone cases. CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SOLUTIONS BLUE JEAN STAIN RESISTANT TPES FOR WHITE AND LIGHT-COLORED PHONE CASES TPU 100 100 Versaflex™ CE 3320-70 Silicone HOW BLUE JEAN STAIN RESISTANT TPES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE FOR WHITE AND LIGHT-COLORED PHONE CASES Achieve blue jean stain resistance – Versaflex CE 3320-70 is the first thermoplastic elastomer able to keep white and light-colored phone cases from staining when in contact with blue jeans.

These grips often feature surface designs, colors and logos tailored to specific game platforms or brands. Avient was able to meet the customer’s exact requirements for color and duration. The material was customized with the special glow-in-the-dark colorant and laser etched with intricate game logos.

Due to the variation in scrap streams, they are colored black to deliver lot-to-lot consistency, but additional color options are also possible. KEY CHARACTERISTICS • 35–45% PCR/PIR content • Meet automotive standards for VOC, FOG, and odor • Colored black, additional colors are possible • Customizable formulations • Overmoldable to PP MARKETS & APPLICATIONS The reSound REC 7310 series provides a more sustainable TPE choice for automotive interior components and delivers comparable performance to their traditional counterparts.

This latest addition to the Additives for Recycling (A4R) portfolio of solutions helps bring incompatible polymers, such as PP and PE, together by forming them into a homogenous polymer mixture that increases mechanical properties based on polymer modification and will be exhibited at the upcoming Fakuma International Trade Fair for Plastics Processing. When added to the recycled mixed polymers, Cesa Unify A4R addresses the common material degradation that occurs during the recycling process. It accomplishes this by increasing stiffness and mechanical strength, thereby bringing the material's properties closer to those of the virgin polymer.

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Provided a custom concentrate material for flexibility in tailoring static dissipation performance

Provided a custom concentrate material for flexibility in tailoring static dissipation performance