Thank you to everyone who congratulated us on our 100th company anniversary!
On November 7th, the Exipnos factory hall was transformed into a festive hall. The occasion was the 100th anniversary of the Putsch company, from which Exipnos GmbH also originated.
Licensing agreement concluded for BioCelain® production in India
The Indian company Keshawin Bio-polymers, based in Mumbai, will begin manufacturing and distributing biodegradable plastics from Merseburg-based Exipnos GmbH under license starting in January.
The HoMe student café becomes a test center for BioCelain®
Cups made from BioCelain®, the outdoor porcelain from the Merseburg-based company Exipnos, are the subject of an exciting research project: In the student café 144 at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences (HoMe),
Article published in an Indian trade magazine
In seiner aktuellen Ausgabe (Februar/ März 2024) veröffentlicht das indische Fachmagazin “Polymers Communiqué” Beiträge von Exipnos-Geschäftsführer Peter Putsch und der indischen Unternehmerin Keshawi Mehta über die ökonomischen und umweltseitigen Potenziale des Biokunststoffs PBS (Poly-Butylen-Succinat).
BioCelain® goes to India
The Indian company Keshawin Bio-polymers, based in Mumbai, will begin manufacturing and distributing biodegradable plastics from Merseburg-based Exipnos GmbH under license starting in January 2024.
Indian trade magazine relies on Exipnos expertise
In its current issue (February/March 2024), the Indian trade magazine “Polymers Communiqué” features articles by Exipnos CEO Peter Putsch and Indian entrepreneur Keshawi Mehta on the economic and environmental potential of the bioplastic PBS (polybutylene succinate).
POLYKUM DigiLab® goes VR
In the POLYKUM DigiLab®, material developers will soon be able to fully immerse themselves in the necessary data. Exipnos has just launched a corresponding research project with Fraunhofer IMWS and the virtual reality specialists from the Halle-based company prefrontal cortex.
The student café at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences is being transformed into a test laboratory for bioplastics.
Cups made from BioCelain®, the outdoor porcelain from Exipnos GmbH, are the subject of an exciting research project:
PBS becomes blow-moldable
For blow molders, PBS is a rather exotic plastic, primarily due to the low melt stability of this biodegradable polymer. Exipnos is fundamentally changing this with its new compound BioCelain® A 101, as tests within the RUBIO project demonstrate.