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    OUR COMPANY TRADITIONAL PLASTICS

    Yu n d i n g N e w M a t e r i a l i s a
    technology enterprise specialized
    in the production of bio-based
    composite products.
    BIOPLASTICS
    Our biobased uses mainly
    renewable materials and most of
    them are agricultural waste not
    food compete (e.g. plant fiber)
    to produce composite products.
    We can offer better solutions for
    the products you expect.

    Web: https://www.newbiomat.com
    E-mail: [email protected]
    Case Study

    Case Study:
    1. Virgin PP based,
    Coffee Ground
    reinforced
    composite;
    2. High filling, fiber
    content: 30%
    3. Suitable to
    regualr Injection
    machine and mold;
    4. Exhibit same
    process characters
    as their convential
    counterparts;
    5.Waterproof and
    Antibacterial
    Case Study
    Case Study
    Case Study
    Bio Composites Properity

    IZOD
    Melting Tensile Elong Bending Flexural
    Yunding Bio Notched Shore
    Index Strength ation@Break Strength Modulus Density
    Brand content Impact hardness
    g/10min Mpa % Mpa Mpa
    Strength

    rice-husk
    PDK314 14.2 33 6 55 2,462 4 67 1.098
    20%

    wook
    JSP35 7.65 42.55 6.93 70.07 2,845 4.15 79 1.02
    36%

    Coco
    YS30MO fiber 15.9 34.68 8.45 54.9 1,618 3.625 73 0.992
    30%
    Process Study:
    1. the composite must be dried prior to processing,2-4hours as reference;
    2. Processing temperatures must be kept under about 400° Fahrenheit to prevent shearing, or the buildup
    of friction which can cause biocomposites to burn, discolor and degrade.
    3. In injection molding, lower injection speeds and larger gates and runners can also work to alleviate shear
    buildup during processing.
    4. Hot runner system is not recommended, due to biocomposites to burn, discolor and degrade;
    5. Density not affect cooling time;
    7. Cooling time is related to strucure of parts
    Technical Profile

    Conventional tech：Fiber floats up, plastic sinks, and is prone to


    uneven distribution when filled with high volume；
    The issue of metrological feeding is the biggest challenge for fiber
    composite materials in our industry.

    Continuous metering and feeding of wire like materials cannot be achieved


    Technical Profile

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