This material is a biodegradable composite made from Polylactic Acid (PLA) resin reinforced with long glass fibers (LGF). It is developed through advanced pultrusion technology to improve mechanical strength, heat resistance, and dimensional stability — all while maintaining environmental sustainability. It is ideal for applications seeking a balance between performance and eco-friendliness.

PLA itself is an environmentally friendly thermoplastic, known for its biodegradability. However, it has limited mechanical properties, such as strength, toughness, and heat resistance. By incorporating long glass fibers, the performance of PLA is significantly improved, making it suitable for demanding applications.

It takes less energy to produce PLA than petroleum-based thermoplastics, making it relatively eco-friendly. PLA is often regarded as being biodegradable.

PLA is a high-strength but brittle plastic that cannot be used in applications that experience shock loads. The lactic acid building blocks of PLA can be made from fermented plant starch, like corn, under controlled conditions. It takes less energy to produce PLA than petroleum-based thermoplastics, making it relatively eco-friendly. PLA is often regarded as being biodegradable.