The chemically modified Exxelor polyolefin and elastomer based resins are used as impact modifiers and compatibilizers to enhance the performance of engineering thermoplastics and other polymers.  

Beyond PET, PBT and their analogues, development of polyester chemistry led to unsaturated thermosetting resins, copolyester thermoplastic elastomers, liquid-crystal polymers and, most recently, biopolymers.

Kraton to Build New Semi Works TPE Latex Manufacturing Unit in Brazil

DSM Expands High-performance Materials Production Capacity in China

HEXPOL TPE receives ISCC PLUS certification

Global EPDM market forecast at $3.6 billion by 2026

Recyclate based composite TPO membrane for embedded waterproofing of concrete roofs

Hexpol expands range of TPE materials with recycled content

Yoloha brings eco-conscious design to yoga mats with Hexpol TPE biobased material

Thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs—sometimes called thermoplastic rubbers) are a chemically-bonded combination of multiple polymers ("copolymer")—typically a plastic and a rubber—that have both thermoplastic and elastomeric properties.

Cargill’s Biovero targeted to home and commercial flooring as well as wire and cable, film and sheet. 

Polyplastics’ new Aki-Lock bonding technology has few restrictions on the materials that can be used and boasts strong airtight bonds