Ottobock Chooses LATI to Enhance its Orthopedic Solutions
Hairstyling and High Temperatures: Material Technology in the BabylissPRO Straightener
High Temperature, Zero Noise: the New Standard in Professional Hair Dryers
Webinar – PTFE-free Materials for Self-Lubrication
Overcome PTFE limitations! Discover sustainable and advanced self-lubricating materials with LATI.
Self-lubricating Plastic Compounds and PFAS: Let’s Take Stock
PTFE is a polymer known for its very low coefficient of friction, a characteristic exploited in compounds loaded with PTFE powders dispersed in the thermoplastic matrix.
Askoll, Innovators by Nature
In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, companies are adopting strategies aimed at reducing resource consumption and minimizing the environmental impact of their products.
Webinar – Self-lubricating Compounds and PFAS. Let’s Take Stock
The extreme and widespread diffusion of self-lubricating plastic materials is due to the performance of these products, refined over the years thanks to the development of increasingly efficient formulas.
Self-lubricating Compound without PTFE: Innovation for Industrial Applications
The development of new special compounds has not experienced any setbacks, and many innovative formulations have been introduced into the LATI product range.
Webinar – Friction and Wear in Plastic Compounds
How to correctly select self-lubricating compounds for our project?
LATI Expands the LARAMID Range: Introducing Pa9t, the High-Performance Polyamide
To meet the increasingly ambitious challenges of industrial design, LATI expands the LARAMID family by introducing a new polymer with great versatility, PA9T.
LATI Materials for Photovoltaic Systems: Self-Lubricating Compounds for Maximum Efficiency
GGB chooses LATI self-lubricating compound for its bushings used to equip solar tracker control elements.
ODE Technopolymer Solenoid Valves for Vending&OCS
ODE | Solenoid Valves chose LATI’s LARTON G/40, a PPS-based compound with glass fiber, to reduce lead in brass products.
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