Technology Scouting - Our added value for you
Welcome to MOWITAL® Technology Scouting - the gateway to breakthrough innovations and future-oriented developments!
Our technology scouting team tracks down the latest developments in PVB and helps companies optimize their innovation strategies.
Through valuable insights and recommendations, we support you in integrating new PVB technologies into your business strategy and increasing your competitiveness.
Enter the world of PVB technology scouting and let us shape the future together.
MOWITAL® as an alternative for interlayer printing of packaging
Packaging films that use nitrocellulose (NC) lead to certain recycling challenges. MOWITAL® PVB Resin is thermally more stable than NC and does not develop any aggressive or toxic gases under comparable conditions. This is an advantage for both thermal recovery and recycling.
MOWITAL® enables conductive inks for printed electronics
Printed electronics (printed circuits) are becoming increasingly common in our daily lives. The ability to print electronic circuits onto three-dimensional surfaces is creating new possibilities in many different fields of application. Examples are functional surfaces in automotive engineering and exciting applications such as smart buildings. .
MOWITAL®: Superior composites thanks to PVB interlayer film
The adhesive tape market is a particularly dynamic sector of the packaging industry. This is because the demand for packaged goods is growing rapidly, if only because of the global expansion of the e-commerce industry. Polyvinyl butyral (PVB) is currently providing an important innovation in the adhesive tape sector. PVB, which is known for its remarkable adhesive properties as well as its durability, is becoming an indispensable interlayer film in composite solutions. This involves the use of a PVB thin film, which Kuraray manufactures under the brand name MOWITAL®.
MOWITAL®: The ideal adhesive for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC)
Solid oxide fuel cells are becoming increasingly important and are ideal for industrial applications. This is proven by various development projects that demonstrate the great potential of high-temperature fuel cells. Although SOFCs operate at temperatures of around 600 to 800 °C and are relatively heavy, they deliver consistently high energy. Learn more about our know-how on fuel cells and how we can support you in your development projects.
What are the trends you see in 3D printing?
Florian Mummy, Senior Manager R&D, Gurshranjit Singh, Technical Product Manager, Kuraray Europe
MOWITAL® - innovative approach with its new technology scouting team
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* Recorded presentation for KURARAY at the K trade fair 2022 in Düsseldorf.
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Gurshranjit Singh
Technology Scouting
Phone: +49 69 305 85729
E-Mail: gurshranjit.singh@kuraray.com