OnColor™ NIR Sortable Colorants Near Infrared Sortable Black and Dark Colorants for Recyclable Packaging OnColor™ NIR Sortable Black and Dark Colorants for recyclable packaging promotes correct sorting and recycling of dark polymers. This solution permits black and dark color polymers to be detected by near infrared (NIR) automatic sorting equipment, enabling subsequent recycling. OnColor NIR sortable black and dark colored solutions have been formulated to ensure black and dark packaging is detectable by current waste sorting equipment.

Automotive textiles, for example, can be matched with molded polymers to create tactile interiors for aesthetic purposes. But beware: Matching colors on disparate materials, such as textiles and molded polymers, is not an easy task. The glove box lid, ventilation covers, and even the center console all have been considered as applications that could shift from hard molded polymer to textile surface.

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However, the molded thermoset composites traditionally used in binding applications are often brittle and lack the processing versatility to allow for significant customization. And, unlike thermosets, thermoplastic materials are able to be easily thermoformed to the exact shape required before inserting into the injection mold. THE IMPACT The injection-overmolded Polystrand composite construction in Rome’s Black Label binding is the first of its kind in the industry.

OnColor™ NIR Sortable Colorants Near-Infrared Sortable Black and Dark Colorants for Recyclable Packaging OnColor™ NIR Sortable Colorants for recyclable black and dark packaging promotes correct sorting and recycling of dark polymers. This solution permits black and dark color polymers to be detected by near-infrared (NIR) automatic sorting equipment, enabling subsequent recycling. OnColor NIR Sortable Colorants have been formulated to ensure black and dark packaging is detectable by current waste sorting equipment.

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Available in a number of different carriers ranging from polyolefins and styrenics to engineering resins: injection molding, blow molding, film and sheet extrusion, PET sheets and bottles, polyolefin films. Learn how molded-in color can offer the same eye-popping effects of paint at a greater efficiency and lower cost Liquid Color Concentrates

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