● Rise in PCR Adoption: Focus on Stability Under Multiple Thermal Histories

As the ratio of recycled and PCR materials increases, processors and compounders are seeking effective ways to control yellowing, melt flow fluctuations, and long-term performance degradation. Particularly in BOPP films, PP fibers, and rotational molding, customers are prioritizing stability and processing window management under actual production conditions.

Chitec’s Revonox® recycling stabilization system utilizes high-efficiency radical scavenging and peroxide decomposition to help customers maintain molecular stability and color consistency. Several manufacturers have initiated discussions for follow-up testing on PCR projects.

● Regulatory Alternatives & High-Purity Design for Formulation Optimization

Industry players from Europe and North America raised inquiries regarding compliant alternatives and long-term regulatory risk management. Concerns over degradation byproducts from traditional antioxidants are driving customers to evaluate new technical pathways.
Consequently, high-purity design, low volatility, and long-term thermo-oxidative stability have become key priorities. Chitec presented its comprehensive planning for processing stability and regulatory roadmaps, receiving positive feedback on its customized formulation approaches.

● Efficient Processing & Dosage Optimization for Production Efficiency

Amid cost pressures and supply chain adjustments, visitors discussed how to reduce dosages while maintaining processing stability through more efficient radical scavenging. In PP fiber and industrial film applications, stability at high temperatures and additive volatility control are highly emphasized.
Chitec shared its high-efficiency carbon-centered radical scavenging technology and systematic stabilization philosophy. Several companies have arranged for sample testing and technical exchanges to evaluate performance in actual production.