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  • Flax nonwoven

    Norafin Industries GmbH

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    Spunlaced product development based on flax nonwovens.
    This technology allows a huge variety of fiber blends, multilayered structures as well as various functionalities.
    Last update 15/07/2014

  • Kairlin®

    Kaïros Environnement

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    Kairlin® is an innovative and elegant 100% biobased panel made from flax fibres. Printable, machinable, thermoformable, recyclable and industrially compostable, its objective is to reduce the environmental impact of the printing, POS display, signage, furniture and design market. It is available in different colors and thicknesses.
    Last update 23/08/2023

  • Multiaxials +45°/-45° natural fibres

    Fibres Recherche Développement - FRD

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    Multiaxials consist of unidirectionals fibres of flax or hemp superposed in two or more directions (45°, -45°) and then linked by inter-layer stitching which can be cotton.
    Last update 15/07/2014

  • FLAXPLY

    EcoTechnilin

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    FlaxPLY: a comprehensive range of sized flax fabrics
    Available in UD150, UD180, BL150, BL200, BL300 & BL550gsm

    Ready-to-use flax reinforcements for the manufacturing of composites parts

    Unique and patented product range that allows to improve the mechanical properties, the vibrations absorption and the aesthetic of composites parts
    Last update 06/02/2018

  • reSound™ NF

    PolyOne France S.A.S

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    reSound™ NF reinforced materials are based on an eco-conscious, natural fiber-filled technology. Developed for lightweighting in advanced applications in transportation, these thermoplastic materials contain a minimum of 30% bio-based content, up to 50%. They feature densities 5-10% lower than comparable glass fiber formulations to reduce weight.
    Last update 03/11/2015