
PFAS-free PMP resin combining high transparency, low dielectric properties, low weight, and release properties for electrical, medical, and composite molding applications.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PFA
- FEP
- ETFE
Key Feature
- Low dielectric constant and dissipation factor for high-frequency applications
- High transparency and low weight
- Chemical resistance
- PFAS-free with heat resistance and release properties
Applications
- High-frequency cables
- Heat-shrink tubing (auxiliary materials for medical and manufacturing processes)
- Release films (for CFRP applications, etc.)
Product Features
- Fluoropolymer-like low dielectric properties help reduce signal loss in high-frequency applications
- Good heat resistance for relatively high-temperature environments
- Low density supports weight reduction
- High transparency suits applications requiring visibility
- Low surface tension provides water repellency and good release performance
- Note: Oil repellency is limited

Opulent™
PFAS-free TPX™-based polyolefin release film with high heat resistance and release properties for high-temperature processes such as FPC manufacturing.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PTFE-based release films (including coating materials)
- FEP- and PFA-based release-process film applications
Key Feature
- High-heat-resistant TPX-based polyolefin film
- Good release properties and low-contamination, non-silicone design
- PFAS-free for release applications
Applications
- Release film for FPC manufacturing processes
- Molding and transfer of thermosetting resins
Product Features
- Usable at approximately 200℃ for high-temperature processing
- Stable release from various resins and adhesives
- Flexibility and conformability support stable FPC processing
- Non-silicone design reduces contamination risk and supports downstream quality

Opulent™ YUnder development
PFAS-free CFRP release film combining conformability to complex shapes, flexibility, release properties, and heat resistance.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PTFE-based release films
- FEP- and PFA-based release applications (CFRP molding applications)
Key Feature
- Flexible polyolefin film for complex shapes
- Good release properties and stain resistance (no release agent required)
- PFAS-free
Applications
- Release film for CFRP manufacturing processes
Product Features
- Heat resistance up to 200℃ supports CFRP molding in the 180℃ prepreg range
- Conforms to complex shapes and large steps, reducing film tearing and lifting
- Easy release from composites reduces residue and surface defects
- Flexibility improves mold contact and may shorten forming time
- No release agent required, reducing mold and product contamination
- PFAS-free specialty polyolefin film

Paltref™Under development
Fluorine-free, heat-resistant release film for high-temperature processes such as semiconductor thermocompression bonding.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PTFE
Key Feature
- Fluorine-free release film for high-temperature use
- Stable release properties up to 350℃
Applications
- Release film for semiconductor manufacturing
- Release film for thermocompression bonding (TCB)
Product Features
- Operating range: ~350℃, exceeding conventional release films (200~230℃)
- PTFE-equivalent release properties with superior heat resistance
- Adjustable film thickness and width

HI-ZEX MILLION™
UHMW-PE powder offering low friction and chemical resistance as a PTFE alternative for sliding applications.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PTFE
Key Feature
- Low-friction UHMW-PE powder
- High sphericity and narrow particle size distribution for stable processing
Applications
- Fiber applications
- Sliding components (bearings and sliding materials)
- Sintered products
Product Features
- PTFE-like low-friction performance helps reduce wear in sliding applications
- Heat resistance suitable for medium-temperature applications
- Low water absorption minimizes moisture effects and supports stable performance
- High electrical insulation performance supports certain insulation applications
- Good acid and alkali resistance supports use in chemical environments
- Note: The continuous-use temperature is lower than that of PTFE, limiting high-temperature applications

Ultrafine UHMW-PE powder with spherical particles and a narrow size distribution, improving sliding performance, wear resistance, and appearance in coatings and rubber.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PTFE
Key Feature
- High dispersibility from spherical, fine UHMW-PE particles
- Adds low friction, wear resistance, and improved appearance at low dosage
- Fine-particle grades support thin coatings, including coating additives and greases
Applications
- Coatings and coating materials (including thin coatings)
- Rubber modifiers
- Filters and sintered products
- Grease additives
Product Features
- Spherical particles and a narrow size distribution provide high dispersibility for thin-coating applications
- PTFE-like low-friction performance improves slip, wear resistance, and appearance at low dosage
- Extremely low water absorption supports good dimensional and performance stability
- Combines heat resistance for general industrial use with high electrical insulation performance
- Note: Lower heat resistance than PTFE limits high-temperature and high-load sliding applications

Pelletized specialty polyethylene combining processability and sliding performance for engineering plastic modification and PTFE-alternative sliding components.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PTFE
Key Feature
- Moldable UHMW-PE-based material
- Low friction with good processability
- Suitable for resin modification
Applications
- Engineering plastic modification
- Sliding components
- GRC applications
Product Features
- PTFE-like low-friction performance reduces component friction and supports use as an alternative material for sliding components.
- Pellet form supports injection molding and extrusion.
- Extremely low water absorption limits moisture-related property changes. Also provides acid and alkali resistance.
- Combines heat resistance for medium-temperature use with high electrical insulation performance.

Saxin NewLight™
UHMW-PE molded products offering sliding performance, wear resistance, and chemical resistance as alternatives to PTFE sheets, tapes, and components. Grades compliant with Japan’s Food Sanitation Act are available.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- PTFE
Key Feature
- Excellent UHMW-PE sliding performance and wear resistance
- Available as sheets, plates, pipes, tubes, and films
- Low weight and high chemical resistance
- Grades compliant with Japan’s Food Sanitation Act
Applications
- Food and packaging machinery components
- Conveyance components and wall linings for powder and granular material facilities
- Industrial materials
Product Features
- PTFE-like low-friction performance helps reduce wear in sliding and conveyance components
- Good sliding performance and wear resistance extend component life
- Good chemical resistance and extremely low water absorption support stable performance
- Available in various forms for a wide range of applications. Grades compliant with Japan’s Food Sanitation Act are also available.

BONRON™ XAS SeriesUnder development
PFAS-free water-based acrylic coating that retains oil resistance after folding, combining performance and regulatory compliance for food packaging.
PFAS Targeted for Replacement
- Long-chain fluorinated oil-resistant agents such as PFOA
Key Feature
- Maintains performance after folding
- Designed for food packaging compliance (Japan’s positive list system, FDA, etc.)
- Combines oil and water resistance
Applications
- Food packaging paper and paperboard, including hot snack packages and prepared-food takeout boxes
- Packaging paper for metal parts
Product Features
- High oil resistance for food packaging, with stable performance on flat and folded areas
- Stable moisture barrier performance that limits water penetration
- Good chemical and oil resistance to alcohol, toluene, and oil
- Maintains oil and alcohol resistance after folding for reliable performance in use
- Note: Does not provide the strong water and oil repellency of fluoropolymers