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Der umspritzte Ring im Silikonkörper der neuen Babyflasche von Comotomo besteht aus dem BASF-Polyphenylsulfon Ultrason® P 2010, eingefärbt mit einem spezifischen Blau aus dem Colorant Chromatics™-Sortiment von Avient.
Foto: BASF
Trade News | June 15, 2026

Infant care manufacturer Comotomo uses Avient color-matched Ultrason® in next-generation baby bottle
 

Comotomo, a leading Korean manufacturer of innovative infant care products, now uses colored Ultrason® P 2010 in its next-generation baby bottle to achieve the desired color without compromising safety. The bottle’s silicone body incorporates an over-molded ring made of the BASF polyphenylsulfone Ultrason® P 2010 (PPSU) as a high-quality base polymer combined with a specific blue color using Avient’s Colorant Chromatics high-temperature color formulation expertise for color concentrates and pre-colored solutions. This combination provides the bottle with full rigidity and ensures a safe feeding experience for infants as the colored PPSU is approved for food contact according to all important standards like FDA, FC and GB.

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June 17, 2026

Wacoal and BASF expand ‘Melooop’ technology into automotive interior applications with Elastollan® TPU

Building on their successful collaboration in bra cup innovation, Wacoal and BASF are extending their co-creation into automotive interior applications with an armrest concept model that highlights the potential of advanced 3D fiber-based manufacturing and BASF’s material solutions for lightweight, comfort-focused interior components with enhanced design freedom.
Der umspritzte Ring im Silikonkörper der neuen Babyflasche von Comotomo besteht aus dem BASF-Polyphenylsulfon Ultrason® P 2010, eingefärbt mit einem spezifischen Blau aus dem Colorant Chromatics™-Sortiment von Avient.
Foto: BASF
Trade News | June 15, 2026

Infant care manufacturer Comotomo uses Avient color-matched Ultrason® in next-generation baby bottle
 

Comotomo, a leading Korean manufacturer of innovative infant care products, now uses colored Ultrason® P 2010 in its next-generation baby bottle to achieve the desired color without compromising safety. The bottle’s silicone body incorporates an over-molded ring made of the BASF polyphenylsulfone Ultrason® P 2010 (PPSU) as a high-quality base polymer combined with a specific blue color using Avient’s Colorant Chromatics high-temperature color formulation expertise for color concentrates and pre-colored solutions. This combination provides the bottle with full rigidity and ensures a safe feeding experience for infants as the colored PPSU is approved for food contact according to all important standards like FDA, FC and GB.
June 4, 2026

BASF collaborates with Wacoal for thinner, durable and comfortable bra cup solution with Elastollan® TPU

BASF has partnered with Wacoal, the leading lingerie brand company headquartered in Japan, to co-develop selected bra cup applications for sports and activewear using Elastollan® TPU-based non-woven fiber.
Due to its flexible colorability, the BASF PPA Ultramid® Advanced N3U41 G6 is now being used by Weidmüller in its PCB connectors and terminals.
Photo: BASF
Trade News | May 22, 2026

Colorful and robust: Ultramid® Advanced for durable, safe PCB connectors and terminals

The electrical engineering company Weidmüller, Germany uses Ultramid® Advanced N3U41 G6 for the PCB connectors and terminals of its new OMNIMATE® 4.0 product family. The BASF polyphthalamide (PPA) is characterized by its flexible colorability in RAL colors such as color stable orange, blue, and green, thus contributing to the safe assembly and maintenance of E&E components. Thanks to its outstanding chemical resistance, dimensional stability, and very good processability, Ultramid® Advanced N improves the robustness and durability of OMNIMATE® 4.0 components.
Trade News | May 20, 2026

BASF patents new hot gas welding process for plastics

BASF has patented a novel hot gas welding process for plastics. The technology enables thermoplastic components – especially those made of Ultramid® Advanced (polyphthalamide PPA) – to be welded significantly faster, more energy-efficiently and in a more material-friendly manner than with conventional hot gas welding processes.