Cosmodry's thermoplastic composites bring a new look and feel to Ulser's cars

Composites need to be integrated with other materials in order to be widely used in automobiles. Maezio ™ thermoplastic substrate and can be easily connected to functional components during processing through processes such as back injection molding. Take carbon fiber hub inserts as an example, through the back injection of polycarbonate nuts, and the wheel's aluminum spokes fixed, the connection between the components is strong, and the process is easy to achieve

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more and more automakers are looking for ways to reduce the environmental impact of their products. In this regard, electric vehicle manufacturers are at the forefront, and the search for materials that are easy to recycle and recycle is an important part of this.Maezio™ composites can be recycled at the end of their useful life, reheated and molded by mechanical shredding, or short-cut fiber composites can be generated for injection molding processes. Therefore, choosing this sustainable material can help electric vehicle manufacturers improve their performance in sustainability."Through this breakthrough attempt, we have demonstrated that the application of Maezio ™ composites in automotive exteriors is technically and commercially feasible. Lisa Ketelsen, head of Cosmoplastic Composites, said, "We are excited to bring visual innovation to the automotive industry and look forward to helping the automotive industry reach new heights by giving full play to the advantages of thermoplastic composites." 's ES8 and ES6 components are now available with new 21-inch carbon fiber alloy wheels, with carbon fiber inserts using Cosco's Maezio™ continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites
about Cosmos:
Cosmother is one of the world's largest polymer producers with sales of 14.6 billion euros in 2018. Its business focuses on the production and manufacture of high-tech polymer materials and the development of innovative solutions for many areas of everyday life. The main service areas include the automotive, construction, wood processing and furniture, electrical and electronics industries, while other areas include sports and leisure, cosmetics, medical and chemical industries themselves. By the end of 2018, Cosco had 30 production sites worldwide and approximately 16,800 employees (based on full-time employees).