Covestro's thermoplastic polyurethane Desmopan® has high abrasion resistance, flexibility over a wide range of temperatures and high elasticity over the entire hardness range. It also has excellent resistance to oils, greases and solvents, as well as good weather resistance and high energy radiation. In addition, Desmopan® EC series reduces the carbon footprint without compromising quality or performance.

Texin® thermoplastic polyurethanes are the bridge between rubber and plastic. These materials are available in grades ranging from very soft and flexible to very hard. Many grades of Texin® thermoplastic polyurethanes meet FDA food contact regulations, and some of them meet the biocompatibility requirements of the FDA's modified ISO 10993-1 test.

Utechllan, a thermoplastic polyurethane manufactured by Covestro at its Changbin plant in Taiwan.

Changchun's production line, acquired by DuPont, features TPEE with higher quality and lower cost advantages.

Pebax® thermoplastic elastomers are composed of nylon and polyether skeletal blocks. These special elastomers have a very low material density, a wide range of hardness values, extremely effective energy feedback over a wide temperature range and, most importantly, the option of biological substrates.

Pebax® thermoplastic elastomers are composed of nylon and polyether skeletal blocks. These special elastomers have a very low material density, a wide range of stiffness values, extremely effective energy feedback over a wide range of temperatures and, most importantly, the option of biological substrates.

Axko has been operating locally for 30 years and has been blending and customizing engineering plastic materials for 10 years. In the future, Axko will continue to research and develop to meet the needs of the industry with the spirit of sustainable carbon reduction.