What is a "fiber composite"? Fiber composites, more commonly known as fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) composites, are polymer materials that have been reinforced with fiber. How are carbon fiber and fiberglass composites made?

Cesa Grip 9101 masterbatch is used for the production of film for heavy-duty bags.

It also delivers breakthrough improvements in worker safety, with 6 times higher cut resistance than gloves made from generic HPPE fiber, and a +2 cut level compared to previous generations of Dyneema® fiber. Further advantages over other fibers include improved coating adhesion, higher fiber integrity, plus touchscreen friendliness. As one of the world’s only backward-integrated HPPE producers, Dyneema® maintains complete control over every stage of the fiber manufacturing process, from raw material to polymer and fiber production.

OnCap™ Anti-Rodent & Anti Termite Technology is a non-hazardous, non-toxic and environmentally safe masterbatch that extends product life by preventing damage from rodents and termites. FIBER-LINE® fiber optic cable solutionsinclude abroad portfolio focused on protecting and extending the life of communication cables: water swellable yarns, FRP tube solutions, strength members, high-tenacity aramid ripcords, filler yarns, and more. NOTE: On July 1, 2020, PolyOne and Clariant Masterbatches joined together as Avient, a new kind of materials company focused on conquering customer challenges and unlocking the potential for innovation and sustainability around the globe.

We can now offer expanded resin families that incorporate biocompatible functional additives, in both masterbatch and compounded forms, that meet or exceed industry standards for USP Class VI or ISO 10993 biocompatibility testing.”

Cesa™ Antimosquito Masterbatch Hiformer™ Liquid Masterbatches Solid Color Masterbatches

Cesa™ Antimosquito Masterbatch Hiformer™ Liquid Masterbatches Solid Color Masterbatches

Avient Solutions for Fiber Optic Cable Explore material solutions for fiber optic cable, including engineered fibers, specialty engineered materials, colorants, and additives SmartBatch™ Color & Additive MasterBatch system of three colors that met requirements for critical safety components

Customers have the flexibility to choose a solid masterbatch or liquid concentrate version to meet their process and application requirements.”

Available as a solid masterbatch, the additive can be extruded with packaging resins without the need for extra equipment.