The RECIPAM project, funded by the Valencian Innovation Agency (AVI), is developing new recycling methods for multilayer food packaging that improve the quality of the resulting materials so they can be incorporated into high value-added applications.
The URBANREC project, now ending, provides technical and logistics solutions to solve the problem of bulky urban waste in the European Union. The project results will be presented in the European Parliament on 6 November.
Production of flexible semi-elaborated products by extrusion technologies. The importance of controlling your extrusion process (1st edition)
2020-05-20
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AIMPLAS is due to participate in the K 2019 fair in Düsseldorf and will be present in booth E12-08, Hall 8a, where it will surprise visitors with a virtual reality area to show the results of its innovations.
Biocomposite materials can be defined as composite materials in which at least one of the constituents is derived from natural sources. This includes composite materials made from the combination of petroleum-derived polymers reinforced with natural fibre, biopolymers reinforced with natural fibre, or biopolymers reinforced with synthetic fibre (e.g. glass, carbon).
Flame retardancy of plastic materials is a limiting property to be used in several applications. However, their lightness makes them a very interesting alternative in applications such as aeronautics and railways. On the other hand, legislation is becoming more restrictive and is demanding more health and eco-friendly products, improved fire resistance and less smoke toxicity.
The Research Foundation of the General Hospital of Valencia and AIMPLAS have signed an agreement to establish the UROPLAS Joint Research Unit for research in the field of biopolymers for medical application.
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