Hager Chooses LATI to Reduce the Carbon Footprint of the Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDDs) Series

How to Choose Recycled Plastic Materials without Compromising Technical Performance
Engineering Plastics and Sustainability: a New Scientific Study by LATI and University of Insubria

LATI in Renault 2025 Panel: Thermoplastic Compounds for Electric Mobility
LATI confirms its leading role in the transition towards sustainable mobility, with high-performance thermoplastics included in Renault Group’s A-PMR 2025 panel.

Schneider Electric and LATIECO: Together for Sustainable RESi9 Switches

Webinar – Recycle and Repair: Sustainability According to LATI
Discover advanced sustainability strategies for industry. How does Design for Recycling work? What is the repair economy? Recyclable materials and innovative technologies in the next LATI webinar

New LATIECO Compound Range: Fire-resistant Recycled Plastics
In a market increasingly focused on sustainability and efficiency of plastic materials, LATI strengthens its position by launching a new range of green and sustainable compounds with fire resistance.
Vossloh Schwabe Chooses LATICONTHER for Street Lighting
The introduction of thermally conductive compounds in artificial LED lighting is now a reality that LATI has helped to build with over twenty years of field experience.

Thermally Conductive Plastic Materials in Lagolight Lamps
Explore the lighting revolution with Lagolight: discover how traditional materials have been replaced with advanced LATICONTHER thermally conductive plastic materials for the Fulgo portable lamp.

Conductive Plastic: Intra Lighting Chooses LATI for LED Light Heat Sinks
Intra Lighting, a leader in design lighting, faces the challenge of LED light heat.
Webinar – LATICONTHER. Sustainability and advantages of thermally conductive compounds
The LATICONTHER range is the best choice if you are looking for a thermally conductive material and a valid alternative to aluminum.
Webinar – Designing with Thermally Conductive Materials. Design Tutorial
How to best use thermally conductive compounds?