What types of polymers are typically used for photovoltaic cables? Polymers must be cross-linked to withstand the high temperatures generated by the metal wires they protect. How can Avient help?  

What types of polymers are typically used for photovoltaic cables? Polymers must be cross-linked to withstand the high temperatures generated by the metal wires they protect. How can Avient help?  

What types of polymers are typically used for photovoltaic cables? Polymers must be cross-linked to withstand the high temperatures generated by the metal wires they protect. How can Avient help?  

To download a high-resolution image, please click here: FOR MEDIA USE ONLY    Polycarbonate’s intrinsic properties make it a polymer of choice for applications requiring clarity, impact strength, and dimensional stability. Avient provides these flame-retardant additives in the form of concentrates, allowing producers to combine them with color and other additives to meet performance requirements.

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You want to maintain the high quality of your products while also reducing the cost of making them. As your customers demand increasing performance, Avient continues to innovate and develop polymer technology that lets you rise to the challenge. These materials resist temperature and corrosion in ways that metal cannot always match.

Polymer jacket extrusion is the process of forming a polymer jacket of various thicknesses around a core of high-performance fibers, adding protection from mechanical, environmental or chemical damage. With a wide variety of polymers available, each polymer jacket material is selected to optimize flex, chemical, temperature, & UV resistance according to your application’s unique requirements. Browse and download our literature to learn more about Avient solutions and services.

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To download a high-resolution image, please click here: FOR MEDIA USE ONLY   The new color and additive concentrates and tailored ready-to-use formulations are made with bio-based polycarbonate, ABS, or styrenic polymers. Manufactured using non-fossil feedstocks, the new Mevopur concentrates include polymers with bio-based content between 70 and 100%, as calculated to ASTM D6866 standard.

Having multiple sites also means there is always a backup site producing to the same high-quality standards. Our Mevopur colorants and additive solutions can be supplied as concentrates or ready-to-use formulations. The concentrates need to be diluted with virgin polymer during the conversion process to achieve the right amount of color or additive in the plastic.