CAS No.: 28728-19-0 100% bio-based origin Natural functionalities Superior overall performance Compatible with PET recycling systems 43.8% lower carbon emissions per ton compared to PET   What is PEF Pef polymer, a bio-based polymer, exhibits a higher glass transition temperature, resulting in slower crystallization and easy processing. Its melting point is lower than that of PET, enabling energy-saving, low-temperature processing for efficient bonding with other bio-based polyesters.   GS Biomats has validated its use across multiple sustainable material applications.   PEF vs. PET: The Sustainable Future of Plastics Why PEF outperforms traditional PET in sustainability and performance. Poly(ethylene 2,5-furandicarboxylate) (PEF) exhibits a higher ...

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CAS No.: 4282 32 0 High-purity with scalable production capacity.High-purity with scalable production capacity. Key monomer for bio-PEF (polyethylene furanoate) production.Key monomer for bio-PEF (polyethylene furanoate) production. Low-carbon alternative to petroleum-based polyester intermediates.Low-carbon alternative to petroleum-based polyester intermediates.   Introduction to FDME FDME, also known as dimethyl 2 5 furandicarboxylate (CAS 4282-32-0) or dimethyl furan 25 dicarboxylate, is an esterified derivative of HMF, featuring outstanding chemical and thermal stability. It serves as a versatile intermediate in the production of pharmaceuticals, coatings, resins, and other high-performance materials.   As a key monomer in the synthesis of PEF (polyethylene furanoate) via transesterification, FDME provides a critical ...

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CAS No.: 1883-75-6 Bio-based Content: ≥97% (USDA Certified)Bio-based Content: ≥97% (USDA Certified) Stable Supply: Proven scale delivery, global customer baseStable Supply: Proven scale delivery, global customer base Eco-advantage: Lower carbon footprint vs. petrochemical counterpartsEco-advantage: Lower carbon footprint vs. petrochemical counterparts   Introduction to FDM FDM (2 5 furandimethanol, also known as 2 5 bis hydroxymethyl furan) is a rigid, thermally stable bio-based diol ideal for the synthesis of high-performance polyesters and polyurethanes. FDM offers a sustainable alternative to traditional petroleum-based polyols in coatings, resins, and plasticizers—an indispensable monomer in the transition to green materials. Its broad FDM applications and versatile FDM uses make it ...

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CAS No.: 3238 40 2 High-purity FDCA (>99.99%)High-purity FDCA (>99.99%) 200+ tons with guaranteed delivery200+ tons with guaranteed delivery Bio-based content up to 100%Bio-based content up to 100% EU REACH Full Registration (10-100 t/y)EU REACH Full Registration (10-100 t/y) Cradle-to-gate Life Cycle AssessmentCradle-to-gate Life Cycle Assessment Regular Registration Under the Environmental Management of New Chemical Substances (China)Regular Registration Under the Environmental Management of New Chemical Substances (China)   What Is 2,5-Furandicarboxylic Acid (FDCA)? FDCA (cas 3238 40 2), recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy as one of the "Top 12 Building Block Chemicals for a Green Future," is a furandicarboxylic acid with a ...

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From Biomass to Packaging: A Circular Future   PEF vs. PET Performance Advantages with Practical Benefits   Solution Advantages High barrier — Longer Shelf Life O2  Barrier > 7× PET   H2O Barrier > 2× PET   CO2 Barrier > 15–20× PET   UV Shielding — Extends Shelf Life 1.5 mm PEF film near-zero UV transmittance   Superior UV Protection Compared to PET & Nylon   Recyclable — PET Recycling Systems-Compatible PEF can be recycled independently or co-processed with PET, enabling a circular packaging lifecycle   Related Products & Use Cases High-barrier packaging is essential for protecting products that are sensitive to oxygen, carbon dioxide, moisture, or aroma loss. FDCA-based PEF (Polyethylene Furanoate) offers ...

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