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At the National Exhibition and Convention Center, Hongqiao, Shanghai, DOMO Engineering Plastics China will exhibit at CHINAPLAS 2022*, the world's leading technology-oriented plastics and rubber trade fair. DOMO will be showcasing its TECHNYL® engineered materials offering, which is now available worldwide.
* The 35th CHINAPLAS originally scheduled from 25-28 April 2022 at National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai, will be postponed to 17-20 April 2023
Our DOMO experts will be pleased to present the full TECHNYL® portfolio, which is now available to all our customers in Asia, including key brands such as TECHNYL® 4EARTH®, TECHNYL STAR® and TECHNYL® PROTECT.
The introduction of TECHNYL® in Asia is a key milestone in DOMO’s sustainable growth strategy. The new range of solutions are addressing key megatrends such as e-mobility and sustainability in terms of low GWP and circularity across all industries.
Please join us on our booth at CHINAPLAS 2022 and book a meeting with our experts. We are looking forward to welcoming you.
In the 18 th edition of CEP Auto conference in July 2022, Laurent PERRET, Application Center Manager at DOMO, will present his proposal of engineering materials related to sustainable development and lightweighting.
The pursuit of sustainable value creation and long-term sustainable growth is deeply embedded in the mission and vision of DOMO chemicals. Therefore, they have incorporated sustainability as a strategic pillar, with the goal of leading sustainable development by 2030.
In this 18th CEP Auto conference, Laurent PERRET, Application Center Manager at DOMO, will present his selection of engineering materials related to sustainable development and lightweighting. DOMO offers the broadest and highest quality portfolio of recycled polyamide products currently available on the market, supporting end industries to reach their recycling content targets, without compromising on quality.
The second aspect related to sustainability in all industries today is lightweighting. In this aspect, it will be presented the complete service that DOMO offers to replace metals or thermosets, through advanced polymers, but also through DOMO's service center, supporting new developments with reliable predictive simulation models and advanced part testing.
What you will learn:
- What is our complete portfolio of recycled polyamide solutions?
- What are the advanced polymers DOMO is offering for lightweighting?
- How could DOMO support your new developments thanks to our service center?
About the speaker
At Electro Plast 2022 Conference on March 29 2022, Cécile Corriol and Xavier Couillens, E&E Development Managers at DOMO, will present the new sustainable flame-retardant materials.
The polyamide range from Domo Engineered Materials is particularly well-suited for a wide range of consumer electronics applications, including connectors, power units, and many other electrical parts. TECHNYL® polyamides support complex formulations that combine flame retardancy, excellent flowability, and low migration to achieve the desired safety, strength, surface, and molding requirements.
About the speakers
We look forward to meeting you at the Electro-Plast conference in March 2022 in Cologne and to discussing about your needs of engineered materials flame-retardant solutions.
On 24 March 2022 from 10:15 to 11:00 am at the 26th Flock Symposium, Florent Cottin, Marketing Manager at DOMO, will present one of DOMO’s “outside of the box” sustainable solutions that transforms synthetic polyamide 66 fibers into biodegradable materials once landfilled.
As the textile industry embraces sustainable development concerns, regulatory push and economic pull are driving manufacturers to seek ways to reduce their impacts on the environment and decreasing the amount of waste left to future generations.
The pollution generated by the textile industry has a huge impact on the planet, and the reasons are quite easy to understand. Clothing is probably the most common item that people buy in today’s world. In recent years, the average number of items of clothing purchased annually by individuals has increased drastically, ultimately leading to major environmental problems, such as water, air and solid waste pollution.
According to the Ellen Mac Arthur Foundation, more than 70% of end-of-life clothing is landfilled or incinerated. When landfilled (under anaerobic conditions), traditional synthetic materials like nylon 66 may take between 50 and 100 years to decompose. Compare this to DOMO’s polyamide 66 fibers with enhanced biodegradability, which may take less than five years to decompose.
DOMO is producing the only polyamide 6.6 fibers in the world offering an enhanced biodegradability while maintaining the standard characteristics of nylon 6.6 such as durability, long life, high tenacity, soft touch and abrasion resistance.
Like other biodegradable products, once landfilled, DOMO’s polyamide 6.6 fibers with enhanced biodegradability break down into organic matter (biomass) and biogas; both of these can then be exploited as new environmental resources as well as being used to cogenerate electricity.
- Why are our fibers with enhanced biodegradability sustainable? How does it help the environment?
- How does it work? What are the necessary conditions for its biodegradation?
- What could be the uses for the Flock industry?
About the speaker
We look forward to meeting you to the 26th international Flock Symposium in March 2022 in Barcelona and to leading interesting discussions around sustainability, fashion and innovation.
Mobility today is a fast-moving sector being influenced by several key trends: high recycled content, lower CO2 emissions, lightweighting, electrification and connectivity. As this dynamic industry evolves, DOMO is presenting at this year’s Economic Times Global Conference on Plastics in Automotive 2021, on the future of transportation.
Tushar Parida, DOMO Engineered Materials Country Head India, will present ECONAMID, DOMO’s sustainable polyamide solutions, that offer the most extensive and high-quality recycled polyamide product portfolio available on the market today, supporting the automotive industry to reach their sustainability targets without compromising on quality.
Electric vehicles generate higher CO2 emissions in production than combustion engine models making the use of sustainable raw materials in EVs increasingly important. With its historical know how in the development of techno polymers based on secondary feedstocks, DOMO is the right partner for OEM’s willing to lead the race. Discover how at the Economic Times Global Conference, 25th November in Pune where DOMO is also a platinum partner.
DOMO Engineered Materials is part of DOMO Chemicals, a leading producer of high-quality engineering nylon materials for a diverse range of markets, including the automotive, food, medical, pharmaceutical, chemicals and electronics industries. The company offers a complete portfolio of integrated nylon 6 and 66 products, including intermediates, resins, engineering plastics, performance fibres and packaging as well as the distribution of petrochemical products. Headquartered in Belgium, the family-owned company leverages advanced technology and consumer insights to deliver sustainable & innovative solutions. DOMO employs approximately 2200 employees worldwide.
The Engineered Materials Business Unit, building on the group’s integrated production of nylon 6 and 66, offers customized, innovative and sustainability-focused solutions for demanding applications in many fields. These include the automotive industry, the industrial and consumer goods sectors, and the electrical and electronics (E&E) segment.
Parts and component makers are increasingly relying on laser marking to identify plastic parts with a reference number, barcode or QR code. DOMO works closely with customers in the automotive and electrical & electronics industries, among others, to design the most suitable polyamide grades for laser marking. Join our webinar on 17 November at 2 pm CET on UL Prospector to learn more.
Marking manufactured goods with codes and designs has become a standard feature of modern production processes. Compared to traditional methods such as ink, sublimation and screen printing, laser-marking of plastics provides many benefits:
• Excellent image quality without surface contact
• Improved quality of details
• Increased design flexibility
Laser marking is very common in the electrical and electronic segment, where customers need solutions that are laser-markable with multiple techniques. Multi-colored marking requires deep formulation expertise, as the final solution generally consists of a sophisticated mix of pigments and additives.
At DOMO, we are equipped with different laser marking systems for testing our formulations. This allows us to develop materials that precisely fit our customers’ needs. Take part in this webinar to learn more about our laser-markable product family.
Xavier Couillens gained in 2000 a Ph. D in Inorganic Chemistry at the University Paul Sabatier of Toulouse, France.
He then obtained a two years post-doctorate Marie Curie fellowship from the European Community. He spent these two years in the Research & Development center of Rhodia Polyamide, developing innovative polyamide materials for the automotive market.
He has spent almost 14 years in Research & Development in Italy & France, all on the development of sustainable flame retardant materials.
In 2018, he moved to a Marketing & Business Development position with the scope to capture new markets for halogen free flame retardant solutions.
Cecile gained a PhD in theoretical and computational chemistry at the University of Liverpool, England. After a post-doctoral fellowship in the same research area in San Sebastian (Spain), she decided to join a research lab in the private sector in France. Along her over 10 years work experience, she slowly moved from a theoretical world to a much more applicative one involving polyamides and flame retardants.
Since 2013 she oversees the technical development of new products to answer business’ needs. She is also in charge of partnerships with customers, suppliers, and external labs from a technical point of view. She watches over customer and plant support and finally is accountable of innovative technical developments on the long-term.
