Though relatively new, plastic materials have been responsible for decisive advances in society in just a few decades. Their presence in our daily lives provides convenience, safety and functionality. Innovation in plastic materials continues to make incredible strides to provide a response to social challenges arising in areas of society: health, environment, industry, mobility, smart cities and more.
Valencia’s new lighthouse is a good example of composites potential role in the construction sector. This is a unique project as the new lighthouse has […]
Compounding includes actions intended to physically or chemically modify a polymer adding substances in order to provide the polymer with features it lacked before. AIMPLAS […]
About 40% of whey is thrown away and managed as food industry waste On average, the cheese making process generates 9 tonnes of whey for […]
The development of a product is divided into 4 phases: Study of materials Analysis of the applicable regulations Design Industralisation Study of materials The study […]
Luis Roca, Head of Compounding at AIMPLAS talks about the advantages of natural fibre polymer reinforcement in his exclusive interview with Smithers Rapra. Roca, who […]