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Multi-material solution adopted for bus roof cover

Toho Tenax, the core company of the Teijin Group’s carbon fibers and composites business, announced today that it has developed a lightweight multi-material roof cover for a fuel-cell bus made of carbon-fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP), aluminum and other lightweight engineering plastics. The roof cover, which boasts a visually appealing surface, can be manufactured in one large piece with complex shapes and is suitable for mass production. The roof cover is adopted for the world’s first mass-produced fuel-cell bus, which was developed by Toyota Motor Corporation.
Roof cover of hydrogen fuel cell bus opts for multi-material solution included engineering plastics and CFRP. In the face of tightening environmental regulations worldwide, the automotive industry is developing lightweight vehicle bodies that achieve enhanced fuel efficiency while maintaining road stability. Since the bus carries high-pressure hydrogen gas tanks in its upper structure, lightweight body components in the top p..

Sustainable packaging a big hit in October

In a bow to the ultra-exciting World Series that played out over the past two weeks, we’ll note that sustainable topics dominated the series 4-1 last month on the packaging channel at PlasticsToday.
That was the number of sustainable packaging stories versus one other topic of interest among those published throughout October as we present the Top 5 Hits in plastics packaging news over the past month.
Leading that controlling performance was the most-read article of the month, Agilyx, Ineos Styrolution sign joint agreement to develop chemical-based polystyrene recycling in U.S., indicating keen interest in developments about one of the most and most challenging monomaterial polymers in packaging to reuse, foam (expanded) polystyrene, or EPS.
The two companies, Agilyx in the U.S. and Ineos Styrolution of Frankfurt, Germany, signed a joint agreement to develop a recycling process for PS in the United States based on Agilyx’s “chemical recycling” technology. This collaboration applies ..