The bioplastic specialty company ecomass and cutting-edge nanomaterials developer Dongjo indicated that in February this year, it signed a cooperation agreement for the development of nanobiocomposites.
Ecomass is not a bio-plastics company that extracts plastics from petroleum, but extracts organisms from plants such as sugar cane as a plastic material that meets the needs of specific customers who want to get rid of harmful chemicals, such as kitchen supplies and baby products. Therefore, deep Praised by consumers. In addition, ecomass was named 'Consumer's Annual Green Commodities' for the 7th consecutive year.
In addition, the company used bamboo to produce nanofiber crystals. The so-called nanofibers are materials that make trees and major components of cellulose one-billionth of a meter, and they are powerful even in existing polymers. The mechanical strength and stability are very sophisticated technologies.
Starting from 2017, the two companies took advantage of the two companies and started to develop bioplastic nanofiber crystals. Based on good research results, the two companies signed the agreement.
Through this move, the two companies developed the regeneration properties and mass production equipment of nano-biocomposite materials, applied for a patent together, and jointly sought marketing for partner companies that are used in automobiles and smartphones.
The ecomass representative said: 'The existing bioplastics are only suitable for some household items because of mechanical, pressure resistance and lack of transparency. Therefore, the market expansion is not enough. Through this development, we can use the automotive, household appliances market. Technology to ensure the future growth of the two companies. '
Ecomass has promoted bio-synthetic resins, eco-friendly shopping bag bags that can be decomposed by microorganisms, and was certified by the Ministry of the Environment in February this year. It also focuses on the shopping bags of pharmaceutical companies and pharmacies.
This time ecomass signed an agreement with East Tool to accelerate the development of nano-biocomposite materials.