Learn how to build a FlexCart™ G Challenges and solutions for materials used in EV charging stations How can you make the most of color, from design through processing?

To download a high-resolution image, please click here: FOR MEDIA USE ONLY This collaboration aims to promote the use of high-performance high-modulus polyethylene (HMPE) fiber for mooring systems in floating offshore wind turbines (FOWT) in the Japanese market, leveraging the expertise of both companies to drive growth and innovation in the renewable energy sector. Our goal is to contribute to solving social issues throughout the world by expanding functional materials, using Toyobo’s long-standing technical expertise and Mitsubishi Corporation’s global network and business know-how.

To download a high-resolution image, please click here: FOR MEDIA USE ONLY   A first of its kind for the plastics industry, this internally developed solution also calculates how much PCR content can be added to an existing application without affecting its signature color.  They use a let-down ratio that is half of what is required for standard antioxidants.

Avient provides traditional and customizable material solutions for common and specialty medical tubing uses. Find out which materials make sense for your products, no matter where they’re used Find out how and where these game changing materials are being used in healthcare applications

Discover how Avient can help you develop and build nearly any automotive part you need to create. OnFlex-S™ used for overmolding handgrips onto ABS resin Read how the combined value of a specialty TPE and technical support met processing and performance demands

Through this initiative, our team members received training on the program and learned how to assess supply partners based on key risk areas: quality, raw material profile, and ESG performance. Avient’s business objective is to use conflict free materials and components in our products and expects our global supply chain partners to do the same.

A video demonstration of compression molding using Avient’s Polystrand CFRTP material can be viewed here. A lower-pressure method than compression molding, vacuum bagging uses vacuum pressure to compress the material into a final shape.  What continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites are, and how they differ from other fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials 

A video demonstration of compression molding using Avient’s Polystrand CFRTP material can be viewed here. A lower-pressure method than compression molding, vacuum bagging uses vacuum pressure to compress the material into a final shape.  What continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites are, and how they differ from other fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials 

A video demonstration of compression molding using Avient’s Polystrand CFRTP material can be viewed here. A lower-pressure method than compression molding, vacuum bagging uses vacuum pressure to compress the material into a final shape.  What continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites are, and how they differ from other fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials 

A video demonstration of compression molding using Avient’s Polystrand CFRTP material can be viewed here. A lower-pressure method than compression molding, vacuum bagging uses vacuum pressure to compress the material into a final shape.  What continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites are, and how they differ from other fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials