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Avient’s new Colorant Chromatics™ PVDF Processing Aids are an excellent choice for wire & cable extrusion Our new Colorant Chromatics additives provide recognizable benefits during the PVDF extrusion process,” said Felipe Reichert, Global Marketing Director for Color, Additives, and Inks at Avient. Colorant Chromatics PVDF Processing Aids can be used for wire and cable, tube, pipe, and filament extrusion applications, among others.

These reSound BIO TPEs have an opaque natural color and offer excellent colorability, just like prime TPEs. This tone allows the materials to showcase a natural aesthetic or be colored to match design specifications with traditional TPE colorants or sustainable color options from Avient. These customizable and easy-to-color materials provide customers a way to incorporate more sustainability into their designs, appeal to eco-conscious consumers, and still meet critical functional requirements.”

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White Paper Created a process with the brand owner to overcome PCR coloring challenges and ensure the launch of recyclable products Artisan™ Pre-Colored Thermoplastics for Premium Finishes

White Paper Created a process with the brand owner to overcome PCR coloring challenges and ensure the launch of recyclable products Artisan™ Pre-Colored Thermoplastics for Premium Finishes

White Paper Created a process with the brand owner to overcome PCR coloring challenges and ensure the launch of recyclable products Artisan™ Pre-Colored Thermoplastics for Premium Finishes

OnColor™ FX™ Special Effect Colorants PRODUCT BULLETIN Special effects can help boost the visual appeal of plastic products and parts in many applications. The OnColor™ FX™ Special Effect Colorants portfolio includes a myriad of effects including metallics (e.g., silver, copper), natural look (e.g., wood grain, granit, speckles), gloss and brilliance (e.g., pearlescence, iridescence, frost), high-visibility (e.g., fluorescence, sparkles) and color-changing (e.g., photochromic, thermochromic).

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Coloring Therefore, they require less color concentrate to achieve a particular color and the colors produced are cleaner (less yellow) than other TPEs. Dry colors have also been used but may require more material and time to perform color changes.