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  • LINCORE® ML

    Groupe DEPESTELE / Teillage Vandecandelaère

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    LINCORE® ML is a flexible multilayer structure that consists in a stack of flax technical fabrics arranged on one side or both sides of a core, being a nonwoven material containing natural fibres.
    Last update 15/07/2014

  • Bio sourced rubber additive

    Lefrant Rubco

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    Factice is a bio-sourced additive for rubber and the only unextractable ingredient. Its excellent compatibility with all elastomers makes it indispensable.
    Its main advantages : Introduction of Green Chemistry into rubber, Improved mixing process, Improved processing, Improved surface appearance, Improved ageing properties
    Last update 13/02/2014

  • Biocérès range

    FuturaMat

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    A true alloy of wheat flour and a biodegradable polymer, BioCeres products are biobased and compostable. One reference carries the OK Compost label and the OK Biobased label.
    With the possibility of creating products from renewable resources, BioCeres products are ideal for using calendaring, extrusion and injection-molding.
    Last update 15/07/2014

  • ENVIROGUARD®

    Polynt Composites France

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    Range of Unsaturated Polyester Resins (UPR), which can be used in most conventional methods of processing composites for construction, transportation, recreation, marine, sanitary, automobile or railway sectors.
    Last update 20/07/2015

  • Technical fabrics and unidirectionnals

    Fibres Recherche Développement - FRD

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    Fabrics structures determine their mechanical performances in the two directions: 0° and 90°. Unidirectionals are suitable for end-uses where mechanical stresses are applied in one major direction.
    Last update 02/02/2018