Processing Enhancement Additives Cesa™ Non-PFAS Process Aid for Extrusion Cesa™ Process Additives

Processing Enhancement Additives Cesa™ Non-PFAS Process Aid for Extrusion Cesa™ Process Additives

Processing Enhancement Additives Cesa™ Non-PFAS Process Aid for Extrusion Cesa™ Process Additives

Processing Enhancement Additives Cesa™ Non-PFAS Process Aid for Extrusion Cesa™ Process Additives

ColorMatrix™ Liquid Color Concentrates achieved the beige color target with a uniform coloring process, ensuring a highquality sheet appearance How can you make the most of color, from design through processing? Sync design with manufacturability: Learn about how Avient Design can help simplify your new product development process

The use of PCR material grades from the Borcycle™ M portfolio from Borealis in tandem with specifically developed formulations from the Avient OnColor™ portfolio can help achieve a desired color effect with low levels of colorant addition and good detectability in the sorting process  Moreover, coloring processes for dark recycled material can be challenging due to the need for high amounts of colorant to overcome the PCR base color.  Plus, the color formulations have been specifically developed for use with PCR without disturbing detectability in the sorting process. 

These factors can help determine which material best suits a particular application, based on processing and functional requirements. Various forming processes and application examples of CFRTP materials will be explored later in this article. Explore Forming Methods and Applications for Continuous Fiber Thermoplastics to learn about the unique variety of processing methods that is possible with CFRTPs including:

Do parts require expensive or time-consuming finishing processes? Injection-molded polymers can streamline assembly steps and eliminate secondary finishing processes, such as protective coatings and paint, enhancing production efficiency. The outstanding performance-to-weight ratio combined with the ease of injection molding, fewer secondary processing steps, and complete design freedom can aid automotive engineers in many applications.

These factors can help determine which material best suits a particular application, based on processing and functional requirements. Various forming processes and application examples of CFRTP materials will be explored later in this article. Explore Forming Methods and Applications for Continuous Fiber Thermoplastics to learn about the unique variety of processing methods that is possible with CFRTPs including:

Processing Enhancement Additives Cesa™ Non-PFAS Process Aid for Extrusion Cesa™ Process Additives