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  • 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

  • Wheat gluten

    Tereos

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    Functional wheat gluten has applications in the field of eco-toxic glues that are traditionally used in the making of particle board panels, or as a polymer for internal panels for cars.
    Wheat gluten is also a nitrogen source for fermentation processes.
    Last update 21/08/2013

  • Bi-axial 45°x45° flax fibers reinforcement

    TDL Technique / Terre de Lin

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    Bi-axial 45°x45° flax fibers reinforcement, made with parallelized hackled flax sliver. 100 % flax;
    Weight: 300,400,500,600,750g/m². Specific weight on request.
    Packaging: rolls of 60 m², width of 2530 mm
    Last update 14/11/2016

  • Polyols (sorbitol, maltitol)

    Tereos

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    Physico-chemical properties of sugar alcohols, such as sorbitol and maltitol syrups, ensure functionalities that are very useful in a wide variety of industrial applications as a chemical feedstock and functional ingredients.
    Last update 21/08/2013

  • Functional Cellulose Gels by JRS

    JRS RETTENMAIER France

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    This is a water-insoluble, micro-crystalline cellulose that is processed with a water-soluble spacer in a special production process. The fiber-gel is a whitish powder that disperses in water, forms a three-dimensional network and that way can be used as a multifunctional additive in water-based systems. See long description for more information.
    Last update 18/11/2016