Corporate Literature

Corporate Literature

Corporate Literature

Corporate Literature

Corporate Literature

Corporate Literature

One answer? Taken one step further, applicators designed to control dispensing and complement the product’s formulation are an even bigger hit. Not only will your consumer’s experience in using your product be a positive one, they’ll also notice that waste is reduced.

One example is such a blend is SEBS with polypropylene (PP). The one with low molecular weight of SEBS is transparent and the one with high molecular weight SEBS is transclscent. Often there are more than one formula which satisfy these requirements.

One approach is to substitute metals with reinforced thermoplastics. This design flexibility also enables engineers to reassess assemblies and take advantage of consolidating multiple parts into one molded offering. HOW SUPPLIERS CAN HELP EVALUATE MATERIAL TRANSITION Successfully using composites goes beyond simply swapping one material for another.

This one-in-one process involves no water, making it a more sustainable dyeing process. APPLICATIONS • Automotive textiles and upholstery, e.g., seat covers, liners, carpets • Home textiles, e.g., sofa covers, pillows, curtains • Apparel, e.g., fashion clothing, sportswear BENEFITS • Deep and intense black coloration with high light fastness • Adapted to polyester fibers including recycled grades • Highly efficient formulation to increase processability and reduce costs • Excellent washing fastness for textile products that are frequently washed, e.g., sportswear • Can be customized to achieve the desired intensity PRODUCT BULLETIN Copyright © 2023, Avient Corporation.