Finland's new renewable composite material facilitates dyeing

UPM Finland has recently developed a renewable composite made from wood fiber and clean plastic polymers. This new material can be widely used in the production of industrial products and daily necessities. It is reported that the composite material is white particles that are harmless to the human body and are recyclable, which is conducive to the sustainable development of the environment. In addition, according to different uses, the content of wood fiber in the composite material is divided into 20% to 60%.

According to UPM officials, the new composite material can be arbitrarily dyed like a plastic and injection molded according to different uses. It can replace non-renewable materials such as ordinary plastics as a raw material for manufacturing electronic devices and auto parts. It is also produced. The ideal raw materials for daily necessities such as furniture, toys and tableware have broad application prospects.

It is reported that UPM is currently looking for an international partner for the development of this material, in order to open up the production and application of new materials.