EXHIBITION PREVIEW | K2025 – MATERIALS


mechanical properties of the materials. As an added benefit, the high level of active ingredients minimises the need for carrier resins, reducing costs for customers. � www.byk.com


Brüggemann will present its expanded range of performance-enhancing additives for polyamides and polyolefins for the first time together with its Italian subsidiary Auserpolimeri. Bruggolen TP-H2217 belongs to a new class of electrically-neutral heat stabilisers developed for the requirements of E&E and e-mobility. It raises the continuous service temperature of reinforced polyamides, for example, to up to 8,000 hours at 170 °C, setting a new industry standard without compromising CTI rating and flame retardancy. Flow enhancers tailored to the requirements of various polyamide types include Bruggolen P1507 for aliphatic polyamides, Bruggolen P1810 for semi-aromatic polyamides, and Bruggolen P2201 for flame-retardant polyamides. Brüggemann is also expanding its portfolio to include stabilisers for cross-linked PE compounds such as Bruggolen TP-H2431, a long-term heat stabiliser for applications in T3 and T4 cables supplied in pellet form, and Bruggolen R8897, a new thermostabiliser to improve the properties of PP-EPDM recyclates from front-end applications. � www.brueggemann.com


Below: Covestro’s digital


sampling tool Imagio enables realistic digital visualization of product designs


Ahead of K 2025, Clariant launched its AddWorks PPA product line, a new generation of PFAS-free PPAs designed specifically for polyolefin extrusion applications. The new range includes AddWorks PPA 101 FG, primarily focused on EMEA, Americas, and SEAP markets, and AddWorks PPA 122 G, targeted at China and SEAP regions. Both products are commercially available, offering manufacturers a timely solution as regulatory restrictions on PFAS


Domo is showcasing a polyamide application for Audi


substances continue to tighten. The formulations are also completely free of silicone and polysilox- ane materials, ensuring broad regulatory compli- ance and suitability for food contact and food packaging applications. Additionally, these PFAS-free solutions support recyclability require- ments under the upcoming EU PPWR. � www.clariant.com


At K2025, Covestro will place special emphasis on progress and innovations in the areas of sustain- able future, automotive, electronics, healthcare, and sports/leisure. Among the highlights at the booth will be a new concept vehicle for public transportation: The SUE People Mover, a self-driv- ing urban e-shuttle developed by UE Studios. It features full polycarbonate glazing, polycarbonate for lidar sensors, as well as the lightweight and highly durable mono-material Arfinio and TPU. Also among the exhibits is the digital sampling tool Imagio, which enables realistic digital visualization of product designs, thereby replacing physical samples with digital material twins in early devel- opment phases. � www.covestro.com


IMAGE: COVESTRO 20 PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD | October 2025


Domo’s fully digital and interactive booth will showcase innovations across key application pillars inspired by the four classical elements: earth, air, fire, and water. At the stand, visitors can discover parts developed with a new physical dissolution recycling technology, which is the result of a collaborative project between Domo, Audi, and the Fraunhofer Institute. In the pilot project, both PA 6 and PA 66-based applications were successfully moulded using a 30% recycled PCR from end-of- life vehicles to meet OEM requirements. Domo will also present Domamid MBB, a mass-balanced PA 6 with up to 69% bio-attributed content and ISCC PLUS certification. Among the applications on display will be a


www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com


IMAGE: AUDI


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