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  • 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

  • Biaxials 0°/90° in natural fibres

    Fibres Recherche Développement - FRD

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    The biaxial 0°/90° are generally fabrics composed of a regular assembly of flax or hemp yarns arranged perpendicularly in a specific arrangement called pattern. Structure provides good mechanical performance in both directions 0° and 90°.
    Last update 15/07/2014

  • JELUPLAST®

    JELU-WERK

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    Using a self-developed technique, JELU processes wood fibres and plastics such as polypropylene to manufacture a high-quality WPC for extrusion and injection moulding. Many years of experience, high-quality ingredients and comprehensive in-house testing assure outstanding quality and a composite that is easy to process.
    Last update 30/10/2013

  • AONILEX

    Kaneka Belgium NV

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    AONILEX is a 100% bio-based polymer produced by microbial fermentation from plant oils. The products are biodegradable to carbon dioxide and water under aerobic, anaerobic and marine conditions. AONILEX can improve biodegradability of other bio-polymers such as PLA, PBAT, PBS through blending.
    Last update 28/05/2014

  • POLYSORB® ID 37

    Roquette

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    The Polysorb ID 37 is a 100% bio-based plasticizer, alternative to conventional plasticizers such as phthalates, used for the lamination of thermoplastics, including PVC, for the production of floor coverings, office products, technical textiles or even garden hoses.
    Last update 17/12/2013