KEY CHARACTERISTICS • Infrared sortable black color palette available • Customized sortable black upon request • Solid or liquid form • Resins: PET & polyolefins • Processes: extrusion, injection, thermoforming APPLICATIONS OnColor IR Sortable Black can benefit the following stakeholders operating within the food and beverage packaging industry: • Retailers • Brand Owners • Converters • Recycling Facilities • Packaging Recovery Organizations PRODUCT BULLETIN OnColor™ IR Sortable Black Collection Ultramarine Obsidian BK Onyx BK Jasper BK BK Panther Iris Blossom Moonlit BK Gotland BK www.avient.com Copyright © 2020, Avient Corporation.

Both halogen and non-halogenated formulations are available for use across a variety of resins and can be customized for specific needs.

The thermoplastic polymer base resin used also enables recyclability to support the company’s sustainability goals.

The composite material used to make this part includes a custom-formulated thermoset epoxy resin, which also has good corrosion and chemical resistance.

Helping to improve sustainability over the end- product lifecycle, these formulations offer a reduced carbon footprint as a result of the PK base resin.

These materials also offer a sustainability benefit through a reduced carbon footprint because PK base resin production emits up to 61 percent less carbon dioxide (CO2) than nylon, helping to improve sustainability over the end-product lifecycle.

Helping to improve sustainability over the end- product lifecycle, these formulations offer a reduced carbon footprint as a result of the PK base resin.

They are constructed from layers of 0°/90° woven E-glass fiber reinforcements combined with a proprietary resin system in a continuous pultrusion manufacturing process.

Specifically, GlasArmor™ ballistic panels from Avient, constructed of multiple layers of woven fiberglass encapsulated with a proprietary resin system, weigh significantly less than concrete and steel.

Extrudable and easy to process, these formulations are produced by crosslinking a polyethylene base resin and DBDPE-free catalyst using the Sioplas method, which offers significant advantages and economies over alternative crosslinking processes.