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Features and Benefits:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Biodegradability: They decompose naturally, reducing environmental impact.
\nRenewable source: Derived from biological resources such as plants and animals.
\nVersatility: Can be adapted for different mechanical and thermal properties.
\nFood safety: Often used in food packaging due to their non-toxicity.<\/p>\n

Technical Specifications:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Biopolymer Cellulose Acetate Coil<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The Biopolymer Cellulose Acetate Coil comes in thicknesses from 0.02mm to 0.5mm and 9 variations. It combines properties like high optical clarity, good dielectric strength, low moisture absorption and good chemical resistance. Potential applications for the biopolymer film include food packaging, membranes, photographic films, and optical or electrical insulation. The variety of thicknesses and film types in our Cellulose Acetate Film Coil range means you can select the optimal biopolymer film for your application.
\nGrade: Biopolymer
\nFormula: CA
\nThickness: 0.035mm
\nCoil Width: 1290mm
\nLength: 0.1m
\nCategory: Green Production
\nType: Biodegradable
\nColour: Clear<\/p>\n

Graphene Enhanced PLA Filament<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Graphene Enhanced PLA Filament is a 3D printing material offered by Goodfellow within its range of specialty filaments. With 26 variations, this filament combines the ease of use of polylactic acid (PLA) with the enhanced properties provided by graphene nanoparticles. The graphene additive improves the filament’s thermal and electrical conductivity compared to standard PLA. Potential applications include conductive prototypes, EMI shielding, and components requiring heat dissipation. The range of diameters and graphene loadings allows users to optimize properties for their specific application.
\nFormula: PLA +Graphene
\nDiameter: 1.75mm
\nLength: 0.1m
\nColour: Black<\/p>\n

Nanodiamond Enhanced PLA Filament<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

The Nanodiamond Enhanced PLA Filament is a new 3D printing material from Goodfellow. This filament contains nanodiamonds dispersed in polylactic acid (PLA) to enhance properties like hardness and thermal conductivity. With 58 variations, this filament can be customized for different 3D printing applications. The nanodiamonds increase stiffness and heat resistance compared to regular PLA. Potential uses include printing durable prototypes, tools, jigs, and fixtures as well as heat-resistant components for aerospace and automotive applications.<\/p>\n

Formula: PLA + Nanodiamond
\nDiameter: 1.75mm
\nLength: 20m
\nColour: Natural<\/p>\n

Biopolymer Polylactic Acid Biopolymer Granules<\/strong><\/a>
\nPolylactic Acid (PLA) Biopolymer Granules are a biodegradable thermoplastic made from renewable resources. With 93 size variations available, Goodfellow’s PLA Granules offer true flexibility by enabling sustainable production of eco-friendly plastic products across a range of industrial applications. The biopolymer’s high strength, low toxicity and biocompatibility make these granules useful for single-use food containers, 3D printing filaments and biomedical implants. In addition, their granular form allows easy melting and molding into desired shapes.<\/p>\n

Grade: Biopolymer
\nFormula: PLA
\nWeight: 5000g
\nMolecular Weight: 55k g\/mol
\nMelt Flow Rate (MFR): 80g\/10min
\nType: Injection Moulding
\nColour: Natural<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Biopolymers are polymeric molecules containing covalently bonded monomers having biological origin. A significant portion of the components that make up the world around us come from living organisms, including plants, trees, microbes, and animals. Current applications for biopolymers include many types of packaging (food trays, thin films for wrapping, blown pellets for cushioning fragile goods in transit) as well as non-packaging items such as toothbrushes, razors, pens, cutlery and coffee cup lids. As the list of sought-after performance characteristics grows with the expanding range of biopolymers available, additional innovative applications will inevitably follow.<\/p>\n

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