Reduced plastic material (injection molding pellets) reinforced with cellulose fibers.
This is an injection molding pellet that uniformly disperses plant-derived cellulose fibers and polyolefin-based resins using proprietary technology. Through injection molding processing, it becomes a cellulose resin molded product that balances rigidity and impact resistance, contributing to the reduction of petroleum-based plastic usage. As indicated by its high whiteness, it also causes minimal damage to cellulose fibers due to heat, allowing for the incorporation of functions that fully utilize the properties of cellulose. When combined with colored pellets, the possibilities for colorful reduced-plastic products expand. Due to its very high impact resistance, it is expected to be applicable to various components, including automotive interiors.
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By changing the ratio of cellulose and resin, it is possible to adjust their respective properties. Conventional equipment and molds can be used as they are to manufacture reduced plastic products. It is also possible to accommodate fine molds. Since the coloring of the pellets themselves can be relatively suppressed, it is possible to create molded products in bright colors. Composition... pulp, synthetic fibers (PE, PP), functional fibers, powders, etc.
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It is expected to be used as a reduced plastic material for various applications such as automotive interiors, enclosures, and everyday goods.
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The Functional Materials Company will form a development-oriented business as a pillar of the business structure transformation within the Oji Group, advancing the development of new products and technologies closely aligned with our customers, as well as the exploration of new businesses utilizing core technologies. <Companies belonging to the Company> ■ Oji Fitec Co., Ltd. ■ Oji Imaging Media Co., Ltd. ■ Oji Tack Co., Ltd. ■ Shintack Chemical Co., Ltd. ■ Oji Kinocross Co., Ltd. ■ Oji Measuring Instruments Co., Ltd. ■ Oji Timely Co., Ltd. Others * Oji Functional Materials Company Portal Site https://www.oji-fmc.com/
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