Salford, UK based Axion Polymers has added a polymer derived from end-of-life vehicles (ELV), to its range of 100% recycled polymer materials.
According to the company the addition of Axpoly PP51 to its lineup follows months of detailed research and significant investment.
Axion claimed that its new high performance grade of black polypropylene (PP) has great potential for closed-loop applications in new automotive-related products.
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While the “essential worker” spotlight may have faded and business is largely back to normal, certain effects still linger when it comes to labor investments and recycling streams.
The Los Angeles County fires destroyed thousands of properties. Local residents, including a National Recycling Coalition member, now face cleanup and rebuilding decisions.
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While the “essential worker” spotlight may have faded and business is largely back to normal, certain effects still linger when it comes to labor investments and recycling streams.
The Los Angeles County fires destroyed thousands of properties. Local residents, including a National Recycling Coalition member, now face cleanup and rebuilding decisions.
