Search History
Clear History
{{item.search_key}}
Hot Searches
Change
{{item.name}}
{{item.english_name}}
Subscribe eNews
Once A Week Once Every Two Weeks
{{sum}}
Login Register

Applications

A second life for used wind turbine blade

PureCycle rPP in Class-A surface automotive bumper prototype

TotalEnergies ENEOS operates rooftop PV system for Samsung Electronics in Vietnam

Products

WITTMANN MicroPower machines installed at large silicone processor

TotalEnergies Corbion launches new PLA foam as polystyrene alternative

Asahi Kasei adds slitting facility for dry film photoresist used in semiconductor packaging

Activities

  • PLAST 2026 concluded beyond expectations

  • CRRE inks agreement with 5 key players in wind and solar equipment circularity

  • Fakuma 2026: Multi-faceted program for plastics industry

Pictorial

News Videos

A talk with Italian injection molding expert BMB

Inside Moretto: A tour of their Italian production facilities

Top 10 Technology Trends awards presented at CHINAPLAS 2026

Conference Videos

Summit Dialogue: Policy alignment and practices in plastic recycling across Asia

Interview: Pathways for development of plastics recycling in Malaysia

Driving systemic change: Unilever’s evolution in the circular economy

Corporate/Product Videos

Why Do Shoe Soles Keep Cracking? The Raw Material Truth No One Talks About

Tired of repairing the same roads? 30 seconds to unmask the real troublemaker in your asphalt.

Labels peeling, tape yellowing, slitting snapping? One raw material change fixes all three.

Home > News > Chemicals

Envalior’s new Tepex composite reduces 50% carbon footprint

Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-06-04 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

Envalior has conducted a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for a widely used lightweight composite of its Tepex product range which has been critically reviewed by the international testing and certification company TÜV SÜD.


Envalior_Tepex LCA.jpg


Envalior has conducted an LCA for Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47%, which has been critically reviewed by the international testing and certification company TÜV SÜD.

 

The LCA for Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47% offers composite processors and their customers transparent and consistent information on the environmental related aspects of the material.

 

In addition to the LCA study, Envalior has developed a variant of Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47% based only on sustainable raw materials, leading to carbon footprint reduction of approximately 50%.

 

Cradle-to-gate assessment details the composite’s environmental impact

 

Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47% has a polypropylene matrix and is reinforced with continuous glass fiber rovings. It is primarily used in lightweight automotive construction, for example in vehicle underbodies and safety-related structural components, such as front-end carriers and seat pans.

 

"With this TÜV SÜD critical review, we go one step further than most of our competitors. We are responding to the trend among OEMs in the automotive and electrical/electronics industries to determine complete life cycle analyses for their products in order to optimize their sustainability,” explained Dr. Lisa Tölle, Project Manager of Material Development at Envalior.

 

The results of the ISO 14040/44 based LCA analysis show the environmental impact of one kilogram of semi-finished composite sheet that has not yet been customized.

 

All impacts that arise until the composite leaves the Envalior factory gate were considered via a cradle-to-gate assessment, such as the impact on soil, water, climate change, resources, and human health.

 

Sustainable Tepex variant with same properties

 

The new Tepex variant, made from 100% sustainable raw materials, consists of 70% continuous glass fibers produced from glass waste. The remaining 30% of the material is derived from attributed bio-circular polypropylene.

 

The sustainable origin of all raw materials is verified using a certified mass-balance approach, according to the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) Plus standard.

 

The composite is completely identical to its purely fossil-based counterpart. It has the same chemical, physical, and processing properties and the same quality, and therefore meets the same technical specifications and certifications with no need for requalification.

 

"Our customers can therefore use it directly as a drop-in solution and replace the fossil-based counterpart in the ongoing production process. The substitution does not incur much effort because the existing processing machines can be used under the same process parameters," explained Tölle.


 Like 丨  {{details_info.likes_count}}
Envalior
Automotive
Carbon neutral
 Tangshan Zhonghao Chemical Co., Ltd      
 TAIZHOU TUOFANG PLASTIC MOULD CO.,LTD      
 Guang Dong Veryone Technology Co.,Ltd.      
 NINGBO YUFINE PRECISION INDUSTRY CO., LTD.      
 SHANGHAI WEIPU TESTING INTERNATIONAL GROUP CO., LTD.      
 HUIZHOU LITUO ADVANCED MATERIALS CO.,LTD.      
 SUZHOU UNIKING NEW MATERIAL CO., LTD      
 SUZHOU GELEFU M&E TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.      
 GUANGDONG HTASO NEW MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD      
 JIASHAN ITAFLON FLUORO TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.      
 BRUECKNER MASCHINENBAU GMBH      

The content you're trying to view is for members only. If you are currently a member, Please login to access this content.   Login

Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-06-04 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

Envalior has conducted a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for a widely used lightweight composite of its Tepex product range which has been critically reviewed by the international testing and certification company TÜV SÜD.


Envalior_Tepex LCA.jpg


Envalior has conducted an LCA for Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47%, which has been critically reviewed by the international testing and certification company TÜV SÜD.

 

The LCA for Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47% offers composite processors and their customers transparent and consistent information on the environmental related aspects of the material.

 

In addition to the LCA study, Envalior has developed a variant of Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47% based only on sustainable raw materials, leading to carbon footprint reduction of approximately 50%.

 

Cradle-to-gate assessment details the composite’s environmental impact

 

Tepex dynalite 104-RG600(x)/47% has a polypropylene matrix and is reinforced with continuous glass fiber rovings. It is primarily used in lightweight automotive construction, for example in vehicle underbodies and safety-related structural components, such as front-end carriers and seat pans.

 

"With this TÜV SÜD critical review, we go one step further than most of our competitors. We are responding to the trend among OEMs in the automotive and electrical/electronics industries to determine complete life cycle analyses for their products in order to optimize their sustainability,” explained Dr. Lisa Tölle, Project Manager of Material Development at Envalior.

 

The results of the ISO 14040/44 based LCA analysis show the environmental impact of one kilogram of semi-finished composite sheet that has not yet been customized.

 

All impacts that arise until the composite leaves the Envalior factory gate were considered via a cradle-to-gate assessment, such as the impact on soil, water, climate change, resources, and human health.

 

Sustainable Tepex variant with same properties

 

The new Tepex variant, made from 100% sustainable raw materials, consists of 70% continuous glass fibers produced from glass waste. The remaining 30% of the material is derived from attributed bio-circular polypropylene.

 

The sustainable origin of all raw materials is verified using a certified mass-balance approach, according to the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) Plus standard.

 

The composite is completely identical to its purely fossil-based counterpart. It has the same chemical, physical, and processing properties and the same quality, and therefore meets the same technical specifications and certifications with no need for requalification.

 

"Our customers can therefore use it directly as a drop-in solution and replace the fossil-based counterpart in the ongoing production process. The substitution does not incur much effort because the existing processing machines can be used under the same process parameters," explained Tölle.


全文内容需要订阅后才能阅读哦~
立即订阅

Recommended Articles

Chemicals
TotalEnergies Corbion launches new PLA foam as polystyrene alternative
 2026-07-08
Chemicals
Asahi Kasei adds slitting facility for dry film photoresist used in semiconductor packaging
 2026-07-08
Chemicals
Covestro completes acquisition of two HDI derivatives sites in Thailand and the US
 2026-07-03
Chemicals
Dow invests US$100M for specialty silicones manufacturing and innovation
 2026-06-30
Chemicals
SI Group and Shengxiao Group establish JV to expand Biphenol capacity in China
 2026-06-29
Chemicals
India extends anti-dumping duty on Chinese PET resin
 2026-06-25

You May Be Interested In

Change

  • People
  • Company
loading... No Content
{{[item.truename,item.truename_english][lang]}} {{[item.company_name,item.company_name_english][lang]}} {{[item.job_name,item.name_english][lang]}}
{{[item.company_name,item.company_name_english][lang]}} Company Name    {{[item.display_name,item.display_name_english][lang]}}  

Polyurethane Investment Medical Carbon neutral Reduce cost and increase efficiency CHINAPLAS Financial reports rPET INEOS Styrolution Evonik Borouge Polystyrene (PS) mono-material Sustainability Circular economy BASF SABIC Multi-component injection molding machine All-electric injection molding machine Thermoforming machine

Envalior’s new Tepex composite reduces 50% carbon footprint

识别右侧二维码,进入阅读全文
下载
x 关闭
订阅
亲爱的用户,请填写一下信息
I have read and agree to the 《Terms of Use》 and 《Privacy Policy》
立即订阅
Top
Feedback
Chat
News
Market News
Applications
Products
Video
In Pictures
Specials
Activities
eBook
Front Line
Plastics Applications
Chemicals and Raw Material
Processing Technologies
Products
Injection
Extrusion
Auxiliary
Blow Molding
Mold
Hot Runner
Screw
Applications
Packaging
Automotive
Medical
Recycling
E&E
LED
Construction
Others
Events
Conference
Webinar
CHINAPLAS
CPS+ eMarketplace
Official Publications
CPS eNews
Media Kit
Social Media
Facebook
Linkedin