Revolutionizing Sustainability: Polyplastics' Innovative Recycled Thermoplastics
Polyplastics Co., Ltd., a leading firm in engineering thermoplastics, has introduced two new long-fiber thermoplastic grades composed of recycled polypropylene content. These innovative materials maintain the performance of virgin products while reducing carbon footprints by over 20%. This marks a step forward in the company's sustainable materials initiative.
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Polyplastics Co., Ltd., a renowned name in engineering thermoplastics, has unveiled two novel PLASTRON(R) long-fiber thermoplastic grades. These grades are innovatively made from post-consumer recycled polypropylene content, achieving mechanical properties on par with virgin materials.
The PLASTRON(R) RSG20011 and RSG20013 grades incorporate more than 30% PCR content alongside 30% to 40% glass fiber reinforcement. This development is part of Polyplastics' efforts to offer sustainable material solutions, contributing to a 20% reduction in carbon footprint compared to products made from virgin raw materials.
By expanding its range to include recycled raw materials and cellulose fibers, Polyplastics aims to minimize environmental impact and meet diverse application needs. The company continues to drive towards a sustainable future, leveraging over 60 years of expertise in thermoplastics.
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