Biobased Wetsuits Present Opportunities and Challenges
A recent article explores how companies like Patagonia are using plant-based materials to replace neoprene in wetsuits.
ViewA recent article explores how companies like Patagonia are using plant-based materials to replace neoprene in wetsuits.
ViewHexion’s R&D efforts will focus on developing and testing commercially viable biobased phenol substitutes for wood panel adhesive resin systems.
ViewUMaine has installed a pilot plant to convert woody biomass into chemicals for biochemical intermediates, fuels and advanced products.
ViewExploring how flax fibers are used to create high performance and responsibly crafted sports and recreational equipment.
ViewThe story of biobased materials continues to evolve. In the early stages, biobased materials were connected to the burgeoning green movement of the 1990s and 2000s.
ViewEPDM rubber is known for its properties as a polymer with resistance to high heat, weather and other demanding conditions.
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