Building / Civil

Additives, intermediates and plastics for consumables
Thermal & acoustic insulation
Elements for arrangement (green space, decking, etc.)
Products for civil engineering (shuttering removal emulsion, asphalt binder, etc.)

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  • Feutralin

    EcoTechnilin

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    Feutralin is an 100% natural acoustic insulating underlay for laminate floors. Made of flax fibres, it offers a durable acoustic insulation and a good absorption of impact noises (ΔLw = 20dB).
    Last update 04/03/2014

  • 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

  • Unidirectional flax prepreg

    Procotex Corporation SA

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    Procotex has used its great knowledge of hackling flax to develop a natural prepreg aimed at the composite industry.
    Products consist of unidirectional flax impregnated with a thermoplastic resin which fit thermoplastic as thermoset industries specifications.
    Last update 15/07/2014

  • NaturePlast PHI 001

    Natureplast

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    PHI 001 is a thermoplastic resin of Poly (hydroxyalkanoate) made from renewable vegetable resources, additived (45% of biodegradable copolyester).
    Developed for injection moulding; also available for extrusion.
    Last update 21/08/2013

  • Biobased hydrocolloids for versatile applications

    JRS RETTENMAIER France

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    JRS, manufacturer of natural ingredients and plant fibers, offers biodegradable and economical alternatives based on natural and renewable origin to synthetic and petrol based thickeners, gelifyers or stabilizers.
    These are HPMCs, cellulose gels (MCGs = Microcrystalline Cellulose Gels), pectins and alginates.
    Last update 08/04/2022