Biomass plastic containing 10-60% starch - Helping with SDGs initiatives, plastic reduction, and CO2 reduction.
Starch is widely used industrially in paper, cardboard, mortar, adhesives, and more. The biomass composite material that combines this industrial starch with 10-60% PP or PE is the "NEOPLA S Series." By changing the composition of the blend, it can be adjusted to a wide range from hard to soft materials, and it also has excellent colorability, with grades available that are compatible with various molding processes such as inflation molding, extrusion molding, blow molding, and injection molding. The injection molding grade with 55% starch has an MFR of over 20g/10min, making it excellent in moldability, and it is possible to obtain molded products with over 51% starch even when colored with MB. It is also possible to adjust the starch content and composition according to your purpose and application, so please feel free to consult with us.
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basic information
[NEOPLA S-Series] ○ Starch-based biomass composite resin ・Biomass content: 10-60% ・Base resin: PP, PE, EVA, etc. ・Applications: Injection, extrusion, inflation, blow molding
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Applications/Examples of results
【Product Examples】 ○ Various injection molded products ○ Plastic bags ○ Product trays (industrial use) ○ Irregularly shaped extruded products (blade edge guards) and more ● For more details, please contact us.
Detailed information
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Starch-based pellets (biomass content 51-60%)
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Injection molded product containing 55% starch.
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Starch-based 51% composite injection molded product
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Starch-based 51% blended vacuum-formed tray
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Company information
Our company manufactures and sells biomass plastic materials that are composites of biomass and plastic. We offer new materials that leverage the characteristics and features inherent in biomass, going beyond simply being an environmentally friendly product made from biomass composites. *As of October 1, 2022, "Shiraishi Biomass Co., Ltd." has changed its name to "Nisshin FULFIL Co., Ltd."*
