Technical compounds formulation & fabrication
A compound consists of a thermoplastic material in the form of homogenous granules, ready to be injected or extruded, containing a polymer or a mixture of polymers, fillers (mineral, glass or carbon fibers, flame retardants, anti-wear compounds, pigments...) and additives (release agent, anti-UV, thermal stabilizer...).
The ready-to-use solutions allow to combine creativity, efficiency in production, and productivity improvement.
Select your search criteria and find the perfect compound
Automotive, Electrical & consumer goods PC masterbatch specially designed for light diffusion
Copolymer PP compound, high density on recycled PIR base, colorable in light shades
Copolymer PP compound containing 15% natural fibers (not from food resources)
Your compound expert
StyrenicsABS
ASA
SAN
MABS
PS
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PolyolefinsPP
PE
EVA
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PolyamidesPA
PA6
PA66
PA10
PA11
PA12
PEBA
PPA
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PolyestersPET
PET-G
R-PET
PBT
PLA
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PolycarbonatePC
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PolyacrylatesPMMA
SMMA
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Other specialitiesPVDF
PARA
POK
PPS
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Development of your custom-made compound
The group’s Addiscience® Research & Development Center accompanies each of its clients in various innovation projects and the design of innovative products.
Our doctors and engineers study your material specifications and formulate your future compound as closely as possible to your expectations.
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ADDIBIO Renew®, our approach to sustainable development
Addiplast Group has opted for a proactive approach to anticipate customer’s expectations, where the use of bio-sourced or reclaimed polymers is becoming a strategic differentiation axis.
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle are the pillars of new compound developments for a more responsible production.
Our answers to fire resistant requirements
UL94 (V0, V1, V2, HB, 5VA, 5VB, FMVSS-302)
NF 45545-2
GWFI et GWIT
Oxygen limit index
CTI
Ball test
Our loads and reinforcements
Our answers to food contact requirements
Regulation (EU) No. 10/2011
FDA regulation
Unintentionally added substances (NIAS)
Guaranteed traceability