Complēt™ Long Fiber Reinforced Structural Thermoplastics Complēt™ Long Fiber Reinforced Structural Thermoplastics Long fiber reinforced nylon 6 or 66 thermoplastics formulated for more consistent performance in moisture-rich conditions.

New continuous reinforced thermoplastic composite capability establishes PolyOne at the forefront of “next generation” composite solutions The second acquired business, Polystrand, operates on the leading edge of continuous reinforced thermoplastic composite technology, a next generation material science that delivers the high strength and lightweight characteristics of composites, further enhanced with the design flexibility to form more complex shapes. We also have now immediately established PolyOne as a leading innovator and producer of continuous reinforced thermoplastic composite technology.  

Debuting at JEC World is a new formulation of Polystrand™ continuous-fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites made from greater than 95% post-consumer recycled PET (rPET) resin. Thermoplastic Composites: Complēt™ long-fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite formulations

First-generation Gravi-Tech Density Modified Formulations were developed to mimic the luxurious look, weight, and feel of die-cast or machined metals by using select metallic fillers and thermoplastic resin. Both are developed to offer comparable performance to conventional density-modified solutions but with less reliance on virgin thermoplastics, supporting the circular economy and reducing carbon footprint relative to fossil feedstock resin alternatives.  Formulated using engineered thermoplastic resins and select metallic fillers, they offer densities similar to traditional metals while providing design and processing flexibility.

CLEVELAND – December 9, 2024 – Avient Corporation, a premier provider of specialty and sustainable materials solutions and services, announces the addition of flame-retardant (FR) grades manufactured without intentionally added PFAS-based raw materials to its portfolio of Complēt™ PKE Long Fiber Reinforced Polyketone Thermoplastics. These 30% or 40% long glass fiber (LGF) reinforced thermoplastics have a flammability rating of V-0 at 1.5 mm in both black and natural grades. Beyond performance, various eco-conscious aspects of these long fiber thermoplastics (LFTs) bring additional value to the market.

Gravi-Tech™ polymer-metal composites are high density materials developed as thermoplastic-based alternatives to lead and other traditional metals Thermoplastic films processing challenges and OnCap™ additives solutions Guide to processing Polystrand™ Continuous Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites

Explore the functionality and versatility of continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites Overview of thermoplastic composite overmolding process & applications Enhance performance and process efficiency of extruded thermoplastic parts with OnCap™ additives

Continuous Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites: Performance Advantages & Applications Explore how the versatility of continuous fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites can help you minimize weight and maximize design efficiency. Design optimization, predictive tools, and best practices for thermoplastic composite sandwich panels

With PK, you can get engineered thermoplastic performance with an added benefit of a polyolefin carbon footprint. In each comparison, polyketone thermoplastics offer product engineers and designers a new tool in the product development toolbox for engineering plastics. One of the other key values of polyketone thermoplastics is their incredible chemical resistance, especially in contrast to aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons.

With PK, you can get engineered thermoplastic performance with an added benefit of a polyolefin carbon footprint. In each comparison, polyketone thermoplastics offer product engineers and designers a new tool in the product development toolbox for engineering plastics. One of the other key values of polyketone thermoplastics is their incredible chemical resistance, especially in contrast to aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons.