Plastics / Composites / Rubber

Chemical intermediates for production of polymers (building block, reaction component)
Additives for plastic formulation (dye, plasticizer, etc..)
Resins, compounds
Reinforcements (load, technical fabric, etc.)

You are here

Home » Search the bioproducts database » Plastics / Composites / Rubber

  • Radia 7909 - Bioplasticizer

    Oleon

    Learn more
    Radia 7909 is a secondary bioplasticizer initially developped for enduction PVC.
    It is a booster of gelification (fast fuser).
    Still liquid at -6°C, it bring advantages when substituting benzoates.
    Last update 21/08/2013

  • Wood fibers and powders / Lignocellulose: LIGNOCEL

    JRS RETTENMAIER France

    Learn more
    Hard or soft wood fibres.
    Possible lenght from 40 µm to 5-10 mm.
    Several applications: building chemistry, plant cultivation & protection, welding electrods, wine aging, seed coating, filtration, surface treatment, petcare, animal nutrition, cleaner for carpets, paper & cardbaord, handwashing paste...
    Last update 15/07/2020

  • Bio sourced rubber additive

    Lefrant Rubco

    Learn more
    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

  • Biobased Multifunctional additive for paints

    JRS RETTENMAIER France

    Learn more
    ARBOCEL: cellulose powders or fibers for paints or coatings.
    Advantages: reinforcing agent, rheology agent, matting agent, lightweight filler.
    Can be used for interior or exterior paints, sprayable or structural paints. That is why different grades are available.
    Last update 24/07/2023

  • Biobased hydrocolloids for versatile applications

    JRS RETTENMAIER France

    Learn more
    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