Typical applications range from security markers, safety equipment, appliances, toys, and baby care products to fishing and camping items. Learn how molded-in color can offer the same eye-popping effects of paint at a greater efficiency and lower cost. Learn how molded-in color can offer the same eye-popping effects of paint at a greater efficiency and lower cost

Making the Switch from Metal to Plastic Using Long Fiber Thermoplastics Each case study summary defines the application requirements and explains how Avient supported the aftermarket part manufacturers through material technologies and expertise in computer-aided engineering (CAE) modeling simulations to validate the design and performance of two aftermarket structural parts. To discuss how long fiber thermoplastics technologies can benefit your aftermarket application, contact an expert at Avient today.

Before a drink is ever served, its package is already shaping your perception of what you’re selecting and how others will view it. The company approached Avient with the question: how can we continue to meet premium brand owners’ needs while improving our own profitability? Switching from metal forming to injection molding would also enable processing cost savings and expanded design freedom.

Case Study Snapshots Explore brief stories (snapshots) of how we’ve helped across a wide span of applications.

Discover how thermoplastic elastomers can change the game for consumer electronics design

Case Study Snapshots Explore brief stories (snapshots) of how we’ve helped across a wide span of applications.

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Cesa™ Anti-Block Additives

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