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Envalior Develops Tepex Composite With 50% Lower Carbon Footprint

Envalior has introduced a new version of its Tepex continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite designed to reduce product carbon footprint by approximately 50% compared to the standard Tepex dynalite grade, using 70% recycled glass fiber and bio-circular polypropylene.

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Envalior has introduced a new version of its Tepex continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite designed to reduce product carbon footprint by approximately 50% compared to the standard Tepex dynalite grade.

The new material uses 70% recycled glass fiber and bio-circular polypropylene (PP) sourced via ISCC Plus certified mass balance. The carbon footprint reduction has been validated through a critical review by TÜV SÜD using lifecycle assessment (LCA) methodology.

Dr. Lisa Tölle of Envalior commented on the significance of the development for sustainable composite manufacturing.

Source: Envalior