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- Acrylic CoutureThis material can be used for a variety of applications including furniture, displays, tabletops, ceilings etc. Acrylic couture gives a 30-year guarantee on UV resistance and 100-years against polymer degradation based on high density . The cross-linked polymers for high scratch resistance and many chemicals, along with the special nanoparticles, guarantee an extremely efficient scattering and reflection.
- Kaurit® Light technologyBASF’s Kaurit® Light innovation reduces particle board weight by up to 30%. The wood-based material produced with this technique contains about 15-25 kg of polymer beads, replacing 200 kg of wood per cubic meter. The result is lighter boards which are easier to handle and cheaper to transport, while maintaining high strength.
- Intelligent sun shading glassAn intelligent polymer gel film, sandwich-sealed between natural or organic glass panes. The polymer reacts to temperature and becomes transparent during the cold season, to let as much sunlight in as possible. The warmer the glass gets, the more opaque it becomes.
- Nano silver materialsECOS silver nanowires & AgPURE silver nanoparticles produced by RAS Materials are used as additives or coatings for polymer materials. ECOS silver nanowires produce high conductivity with low concentration of silver. AgPURE silver nanoparticles produce antimicrobial surfaces and fibers.
- Polyjet Digital MaterialsWhat kind of materials are used for 3D printed objects by designers such as Neri Oxman and Iris van Herpen? In this specific design,…
- EconCore HoneycombEconCore Honeycomb ThermHex are hexagonal honecomb cores from a range of thermoplastic polymers.
- IngeoIngeo is part of the Terratex-classified family of environmentally conscious fabrics and is made of biopolymer. Die-Cut Ingeo is lightweight and created by fusing, embossing and die-cutting the fabric with a swirling, circular cut-out pattern and is available in an elegant architectural white. The initial iteration of the fiber is derived from corn kernels. Currently the polymerization process takes corn from starch to sugar to polymer to fiber. The natural origins of the polymer allow it to be safely biodegradable at the end of its useful life. Ingeo is truly a closed-circle sustainable product.
- Coarse ConcretePolymer concrete can be used for facade cladding, tiles and floor covering. Because of its non capillary properties it will not attract water or dirt. Coarse Concrete has a very rough texture made in a special model.
