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Our portfolio includes Renol™ Fiber Colorants specifically developed for polyester and polyamide (nylon) fibers and Remafin™ Fiber Colorants for polypropylene (PP) fibers and spunbond nonwovens.
Discover our colorants for spun-dyed and spunbond polypropylene
Enhance the properties of spun-dyed polyester, polyamide and polypropylene
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In solvolysis, the chain length of matrix polymers is reduced toward monomers while removing the matrix from the fibers so that both the fibers and matrix chemical products can be recovered.
Composites can be ground into small particles for use as engineered fillers or maintained at larger scales where fibers remain of reasonable length to be reused as fiber reinforcement in their next life.
To make composites more circular, explore a variety of fibers and a range of resins.
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Composition
PET is produced in a melt-spun and drawing process.
Fiber-Line Fiber Selection Guide
Fiber-Line™ Fiber Selection Guide
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Pultruded thermoset composites
Continuous fiber- reinforced thermoplastic composites
Long fiber reinforced plastics
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Gordon Composites™
Continuous fiber thermoset springs and laminates for seating
Continuous fiber thermoplastic reinforcement for panels and seating
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In solvolysis, the chain length of matrix polymers is reduced toward monomers while removing the matrix from the fibers so that both the fibers and matrix chemical products can be recovered.
Composites can be ground into small particles for use as engineered fillers or maintained at larger scales where fibers remain of reasonable length to be reused as fiber reinforcement in their next life.
To make composites more circular, explore a variety of fibers and a range of resins.
https://www.avient.com/resource-center/knowledge-base/article/creating-circular-composites-challenges-and-opportunities-polymer-materials-engineers
In solvolysis, the chain length of matrix polymers is reduced toward monomers while removing the matrix from the fibers so that both the fibers and matrix chemical products can be recovered.
Composites can be ground into small particles for use as engineered fillers or maintained at larger scales where fibers remain of reasonable length to be reused as fiber reinforcement in their next life.
To make composites more circular, explore a variety of fibers and a range of resins.
https://www.avient.com/investor-center/news/polyone-announces-acquisition-fiber-line
NYSE: POL), a premier global provider of specialized polymer materials, services and solutions, today announced the acquisition of Fiber-Line, a global leader in customized engineered fibers and composite materials for
Fiber-Line is an innovative and unique addition to our portfolio of fiber and composite solutions with tremendous upside for growth," said
Longer term, we expect future growth to be driven by significant technology synergies between fiber and composites, utilizing specialty colorants and coatings, which
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Advanced Composites Explained
Advanced Composites Overview
Avient’s reinforced composite technologies use carbon, glass and aramid fibers with custom formulated thermoset or thermoplastic resins in continuous forming processes
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The charts above compare 30% short glass-fiber filled samples and show a noticeable difference in the moisture uptake behavior of PK versus to PA6 & PA66.
Compared to glass-filled PA6 & PA66, moisture does very little to affect the physical property change of glass-filled PK.
40% Glass-Filled Resin