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(Created claim: summary (P836): The automotive market, for the molding of polyurethane foam seats, uses release agents rich in organic solvents, which have a health and ecological impact (ozone precursor). For environmental and economic reasons, demand for innovative water-based technologies, such as paints, is growing. However, these are not ripe to date: the products are greasy, harmful to the bonding of the fabric and the surface appearance of the parts, degrading, in fine,...) |
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The automotive market, for the molding of polyurethane foam seats, uses release agents rich in organic solvents, which have a health and ecological impact (ozone precursor). For environmental and economic reasons, demand for innovative water-based technologies, such as paints, is growing. However, these are not ripe to date: the products are greasy, harmful to the bonding of the fabric and the surface appearance of the parts, degrading, in fine, their mechanical properties and their service life. OCO, a leading player on the market, has developed a unique know-how in aqueous base wax emulsions, in collaboration with FAURECIA, TOYOTA, JOHNSON CONTROLS leaders, and now has promising solutions at the experimental development stage. The project will develop a full range, invest in the pilot equipment needed for validation and testing at end-users, and prepare for industrialisation and commercialisation through market research. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The automotive market, for the molding of polyurethane foam seats, uses release agents rich in organic solvents, which have a health and ecological impact (ozone precursor). For environmental and economic reasons, demand for innovative water-based technologies, such as paints, is growing. However, these are not ripe to date: the products are greasy, harmful to the bonding of the fabric and the surface appearance of the parts, degrading, in fine, their mechanical properties and their service life. OCO, a leading player on the market, has developed a unique know-how in aqueous base wax emulsions, in collaboration with FAURECIA, TOYOTA, JOHNSON CONTROLS leaders, and now has promising solutions at the experimental development stage. The project will develop a full range, invest in the pilot equipment needed for validation and testing at end-users, and prepare for industrialisation and commercialisation through market research. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The automotive market, for the molding of polyurethane foam seats, uses release agents rich in organic solvents, which have a health and ecological impact (ozone precursor). For environmental and economic reasons, demand for innovative water-based technologies, such as paints, is growing. However, these are not ripe to date: the products are greasy, harmful to the bonding of the fabric and the surface appearance of the parts, degrading, in fine, their mechanical properties and their service life. OCO, a leading player on the market, has developed a unique know-how in aqueous base wax emulsions, in collaboration with FAURECIA, TOYOTA, JOHNSON CONTROLS leaders, and now has promising solutions at the experimental development stage. The project will develop a full range, invest in the pilot equipment needed for validation and testing at end-users, and prepare for industrialisation and commercialisation through market research. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q3676470 in France
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Project Q3676470 in France |
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306,460.0 Euro
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875,600.0 Euro
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35.0 percent
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15 April 2016
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14 April 2019
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ORRION CHEMICALS ORGAFORM
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Le marché automobile, pour le moulage des sièges en mousse polyuréthane, utilise des agents démoulants riches en solvants organiques, qui ont un impact sanitaire et écologique (précurseur d'ozone). Pour des raisons environnementales et économiques, la demande croît pour des technologies innovantes à base aqueuse, comme pour les peintures. Celles-ci ne sont toutefois pas mûres à ce jour : les produits sont gras, nuisent au collage du tissu et à l'aspect de surface des pièces, dégradant, in fine, leurs propriétés mécaniques et leur durée de vie. OCO, acteur de référence sur le marché, a développé un savoir-faire unique dans les émulsions de cire en base aqueuse, en collaboration avec les leaders FAURECIA, TOYOTA, JOHNSON CONTROLS, et dispose aujourd'hui de solutions prometteuses au stade du développement expérimental. Le projet permettra de développer une gamme complète, d'investir dans les équipements pilotes nécessaires pour la validation et les essais chez les utilisateurs finaux, et de préparer l'industrialisation et la commercialisation par une étude de marché. (French)
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The automotive market, for the molding of polyurethane foam seats, uses release agents rich in organic solvents, which have a health and ecological impact (ozone precursor). For environmental and economic reasons, demand for innovative water-based technologies, such as paints, is growing. However, these are not ripe to date: the products are greasy, harmful to the bonding of the fabric and the surface appearance of the parts, degrading, in fine, their mechanical properties and their service life. OCO, a leading player on the market, has developed a unique know-how in aqueous base wax emulsions, in collaboration with FAURECIA, TOYOTA, JOHNSON CONTROLS leaders, and now has promising solutions at the experimental development stage. The project will develop a full range, invest in the pilot equipment needed for validation and testing at end-users, and prepare for industrialisation and commercialisation through market research. (English)
18 November 2021
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CT0006331
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