Barrier technologies that preserve the shelf-life and quality of food, beverages, medicine and other perishable goods through high-performance materials that require less plastic       Breakthrough technologies that minimize wastewater and improve the recyclability of materials and packaging across a spectrum of end uses

To address these challenges, new additive technologies have been developed with recycling in mind. This new technology boasts lower levels of sublimation, does not cause mold deposition, and has a lower risk of exceeding regulatory migration thresholds. In addition, the importance of simulating the mechanical recycling process to design new additive technologies cannot be overstated.

To address these challenges, new additive technologies have been developed with recycling in mind. This new technology boasts lower levels of sublimation, does not cause mold deposition, and has a lower risk of exceeding regulatory migration thresholds. In addition, the importance of simulating the mechanical recycling process to design new additive technologies cannot be overstated.

Cross-linking technology: Cross-linking can be done in a variety of ways. Sioplas technology does not require this investment, as cross-linking occurs with ambient moisture after processing.     They are cross-linked using sioplast technology and offer good processing and line speeds.

Cross-linking technology: Cross-linking can be done in a variety of ways. Sioplas technology does not require this investment, as cross-linking occurs with ambient moisture after processing.     They are cross-linked using sioplast technology and offer good processing and line speeds.

Rooted in the technology of our proven Versaflex portfolio, this series delivers reliable performance and expands on material options formulated without animal derivatives, an increasingly common requirement for healthcare products.”   Barrier technologies that preserve the shelf-life and quality of food, beverages, medicine and other perishable goods through high-performance materials that require less plastic Breakthrough technologies that minimize wastewater and improve the recyclability of materials and packaging across a spectrum of end uses

In addition, experts from the company will make 15-minute Tech Talk presentations daily at the PolyOne exhibit (Hall B5, Stand 5316) to help plastics processors quickly learn more about these advanced technologies. PolyOne also will present an update to the unique 3D-MID (three dimensional molded interconnect device) manufacturing technology it highlighted at its stand during Fakuma 2014. The technology is successful largely due to the thermally conductive properties of PolyOne’s Therma-Tech™ engineered polymers.

To address these challenges, new additive technologies have been developed with recycling in mind. This new technology boasts lower levels of sublimation, does not cause mold deposition, and has a lower risk of exceeding regulatory migration thresholds. In addition, the importance of simulating the mechanical recycling process to design new additive technologies cannot be overstated.

To address these challenges, new additive technologies have been developed with recycling in mind. This new technology boasts lower levels of sublimation, does not cause mold deposition, and has a lower risk of exceeding regulatory migration thresholds. In addition, the importance of simulating the mechanical recycling process to design new additive technologies cannot be overstated.

Cross-linking technology: Cross-linking can be done in a variety of ways. Sioplas technology does not require this investment, as cross-linking occurs with ambient moisture after processing.     They are cross-linked using sioplast technology and offer good processing and line speeds.