SABIC
Material from recovered, ocean-bound PET
Sabic’s “Xenoy” PC/PET compound is made with at least 10% recycled ocean plastics (Photo: Panthermedia/ead72)
Saudi petrochemicals and plastics giant Sabic (Riyadh; www.sabic.com) launched a recycled material comprising a minimum 10% recycled ocean-bound PET blended with polycarbonate. The “Xenoy” PC/PET compound is part of Sabic’s “Trucircle” portfolio of certified circular polymers (see Plasteurope.com of 09.03.2021).

The compound contains PET recovered from ocean-feeding waterways and inland areas within a 50 km radius of the ocean. Sabic’s Xenoy product offers potential reductions of up to 7% in carbon emissions and up to 11% in energy consumption compared to its virgin grade, while delivering good impact strength, processability and chemical resistance.
15.04.2021 Plasteurope.com [247405-0]
Published on 15.04.2021

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