Avient’s reinforced composite technologies use carbon, glass and aramid fibers with custom formulated thermoset or thermoplastic resins in continuous forming processes Product description for Glasforms™ and Gordon Composites™ carbon fiber reinforced rods, bars and laminates, as well as the value solution, key characteristics, uses, applications and technical properties Long Fiber Reinforced Composites: OnForce™

Long Fiber Technology Successfully using composites goes beyond simply swapping one material for another. Molding and processing conditions for long fiber technology

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CESA™ Release Additives Lubrication PRODUCT SELECTION GUIDE CESA RELEASE – STANDARD OFFERINGS POLYMER FAMILY MATERIAL PRODUCT NAME DOSAGE Polyolefin PEA0820046 CESA Release PEA0820046 0.5–2.5% Polypropylene PPA0820053 CESA Release PPA0820053 0.5–2% Polyamide ABA0820031 CESA Release ABA0820031 1–3% Polyester NGA0820008 CESA Release NGA0820008 1–2% Polycarbonate NCA0820014 CESA Release NCA0820014 1–2% Styrenic SLA0820008 CESA Release SLA0820008 1–5% TPU RUA0820025 CESA Release 20025 0.5–2% CESA Release additives can be used in combination with other CESA masterbatches, and formulations can be customized for most applications. Some formulations are specific for use in U.S. and Canada. You have the responsibility to conduct full-scale end-product performance testing to determine suitability in your application, and you assume all risk and liability arising from your use of the information and/or use or handling of any product.

Long fiber reinforced thermoplastics (LFTs) provide alternatives to and benefits over traditional materials used in aftermarket parts, offering designers fresh options with high strength, low density, resistance to moisture absorption, excellent design freedom, and the ability to eliminate secondary processing.  Using LFT not only allows for new product innovation, but often drives reductions in system costs and increases in manufacturing efficiencies. Read more about how automotive aftermarket parts are making the switch from metal to plastic by using long fiber thermoplastics

Avient’s reinforced composite technologies use carbon, glass and aramid fibers with custom formulated thermoset or thermoplastic resins in continuous forming processes OnForce™ LFT Long-Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites - Product Bulletin Product description for Glasforms™ and Gordon Composites™ carbon fiber reinforced rods, bars and laminates, as well as the value solution, key characteristics, uses, applications and technical properties

Carbon Fiber Composites Overview Use of chain extender to help increase the share of recycled PET fibers in acoustic and thermal management car components Chain Extenders for Recycled PET Fibers - Product Bulletin

Carbon Fiber Composites Overview Use of chain extender to help increase the share of recycled PET fibers in acoustic and thermal management car components Chain Extenders for Recycled PET Fibers - Product Bulletin

Uses include lightweight adventure gear for outdoor recreation, sustainable office furniture for LEED-certified buildings, and next-generation vehicles that go further using less energy resources.   Long Fiber Pultrusion Manufacturing Process Avient Long Fiber Technology

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