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1 MC#: 1930-03 A flexible, durable metallized nonwoven fabric made of spunbonded high-density polyethylene (HDPE) that is lightweight, dimensionally stable, and opaque. It can be used in all the applications that Tyvek may be used. MC#: 3297-05 Lower cost, high quality leathers for high-traffic applications. These leath- ers are stain and scratch resistant, offered in 35 different colorways, and different textures. It can be specifically engineered for hospitality and corpo- rate aviation. MC#: 3572-08 Lightweight translucent rigid architectural panel with a grid polymer honey- comb core. The facings are cast directly onto the core, which yields a very rigid, self structural panel. Used for POP displays and graphics. MC#: 4883-02 Medicine bottles and glass beads are tumbled and fused to create custom tiles made of 100% recycled glass; typical recycled content for similar products is less than 30%. Applications include wall surfaces for interiors. MC#: 5000-03 Various in-mold and hot embossing processes for surface finishing in the plastic, textile and paper industries. Plastic parts are provided with custom decors during the injec- tion molding process then transferred due to the heat of the liquid plastic. MC#: 5058-04 Light reflective polymer panels that utilize cuts within the sheet for reflec- tion and a backing film to create color. It is avail- able in either transparent colored versions or radi- ant color films that offer surfaces that reflects the spectrum of colors. MC#: 5058-05 Cement panel which incorporate small acrylic light channels in the surface illuminated from a single source. A white or colored light LED placed at the edge of the panel is emitted at the top surface. Applications include counter surfaces. MC#: 5060-03 This is the first flexible wood fiber insulation board manufactured with a textile bonding fiber made of cornstarch. It is dimensionally stable, low thermal conductivity and is moisture-, heat- and fire-resistant with high sound absorption. MC#: 5145-02 Highly elastomeric, low temperature flock heat transfer for apparel. A flocked image is applied to a base release film with a temporary adhesive, permanent elastomeric adhesive film is applied to the fiber and shapes are then cut by a laser. MC#: 5145-03 This multicolor transfer printing technology involves screen printing special adhesive paste onto the article being decorated and then heat applying the multicolor flock transfer images to achieve the final print. MC#: 5323-04 This high performance composite material incorporates thin layers of lightweight syntactic composites between carbon fabric layers. The core is a closed cell foam consisting of hollow glass microspheres in a thermo- set matrix. MC#: 5464-02 Handmade panels used for flooring and wall covering composed of coir and sisal fiber. These panels contain 60% sisal fiber, 40% coconut fiber, are backed with acrylic and cotton netting. The panels can be applied to floors, walls, and ceilings. MATERIALS UPDATE MARCH 2009 All material contained in this publication remains the property of Material ConneXion, Inc. and cannot be reproduced without express written permission. © 2008 Material ConneXion, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floor New York, NY 10010 T 212 842 2050 F 212 842 1090 E [email protected] W www.materialconnexion.com

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MC#: 1930-03A flexible, durable metallized nonwoven fabric made of spunbonded high-density polyethylene (HDPE) that is lightweight, dimensionally stable, and opaque. It can be used in all the applications that Tyvek may be used.

MC#: 3297-05Lower cost, high quality leathers for high-traffic applications. These leath-ers are stain and scratch resistant, offered in 35 different colorways, and different textures. It can be specifically engineered for hospitality and corpo-rate aviation.

MC#: 3572-08 Lightweight translucent rigid architectural panel with a grid polymer honey-comb core. The facings are cast directly onto the core, which yields a very rigid, self structural panel. Used for POP displays and graphics.

MC#: 4883-02Medicine bottles and glass beads are tumbled and fused to create custom tiles made of 100% recycled glass; typical recycled content for similar products is less than 30%. Applications include wall surfaces for interiors.

MC#: 5000-03Various in-mold and hot embossing processes for surface finishing in the plastic, textile and paper industries. Plastic parts are provided with custom decors during the injec-tion molding process then transferred due to the heat of the liquid plastic.

MC#: 5058-04Light reflective polymer panels that utilize cuts within the sheet for reflec-tion and a backing film to create color. It is avail-able in either transparent colored versions or radi-ant color films that offer surfaces that reflects the spectrum of colors.

MC#: 5058-05Cement panel which incorporate small acrylic light channels in the surface illuminated from a single source. A white or colored light LED placed at the edge of the panel is emitted at the top surface. Applications include counter surfaces.

MC#: 5060-03This is the first flexible wood fiber insulation board manufactured with a textile bonding fiber made of cornstarch. It is dimensionally stable, low thermal conductivity and is moisture-, heat- and fire-resistant with high sound absorption.

MC#: 5145-02Highly elastomeric, low temperature flock heat transfer for apparel. A flocked image is applied to a base release film with a temporary adhesive, permanent elastomeric adhesive film is applied to the fiber and shapes are then cut by a laser.

MC#: 5145-03This multicolor transfer printing technology involves screen printing special adhesive paste onto the article being decorated and then heat applying the multicolor flock transfer images to achieve the final print.

MC#: 5323-04This high performance composite material incorporates thin layers of lightweight syntactic composites between carbon fabric layers. The core is a closed cell foam consisting of hollow glass microspheres in a thermo-set matrix.

MC#: 5464-02Handmade panels used for flooring and wall covering composed of coir and sisal fiber. These panels contain 60% sisal fiber, 40% coconut fiber, are backed with acrylic and cotton netting. The panels can be applied to floors, walls, and ceilings.

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All material contained in this publication remains the property of Material ConneXion, Inc. and cannot be reproduced without express written permission. © 2008 Material ConneXion, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floor New York, NY 10010 T 212 842 2050 F 212 842 1090 E [email protected] W www.materialconnexion.com

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MC#: 5675-05Exterior rainscreen clad-ding solution. Low-cost, lightweight sheet metal is die-cut and processed us-ing CNC machining (Com-puter Numerical Control – digital machining) to create the representation of textures, patterns and images.

MC#: 5866-02A range of woven fabrics from raw silk and silk blends that are manu-factured using organic processes. These US manufactured textiles are offered in 100% silk and silk/hemp (40%/60%) blends. Suitable for ap-parel and home textiles.

MC#: 5866-03A range of woven fabrics from 100% merino wool that are manufactured using organic processes. These US manufactured textiles are offered in her-ringbones, twills, suiting, flannel, and melton. The textiles are suitable for home furnishings.

MC#: 5866-04A range of woven hemp fabrics that are manu-factured using organic processes. These US manufactured textiles are offered in herringbones, twills, canvas, summer-cloth and other styles in weights from 10 to 23 oz per linear yard.

MC#: 5692-06A process for the creation of colored graphics on stainless steel sheet using laser etching. By carefully controlling the frequency and defocus of the laser, it is possible to create different colors.

MC#: 6182-03Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) film mixed with an additive that slows down the respiration rate of fresh produce. It is the altered ratio of these gases that makes a difference in the prolongation of shelf life.

MC#: 6248-02Pearlescent effect pig-ments for use as additives that do not yellow the surrounding plastic with exposure to light. The pigments are suitable for cosmetics bottles, jars, containers and other consumer products and packaging items.

MC#: 6248-03This solvent based flatbed screen printing ink contains vacuum metallized alumi-num pigment. It is used to create mirror effects on a range of transparent and plastic substrates particularly polyester and polycarbonate.

MC#: 6377-03Lower environmental impact ‘Gatorboard’ alter-native. This rigid printing substrate is 100% biode-gradable within 5-6 years and is 100% recyclable. The sheet is currently used for event graphics, and may also be used for POP displays.

MC#: 6283-02Special agents for textiles that block UV rays from passing through the fabric. These agents are applied to the fabric dur-ing the dyeing process to prevent the sun’s harmful UV-A and UV-B rays from penetrating the garment and damaging the skin.

MC#: 6377-04Sustainable Sintra alter-native. This rigid printing substrate is composed of 100% recycled plastic soda bottles and is 100% recyclable. The sheet is currently used for event graphics, and may also be used for POP displays and store signage.

MC#: 6283-03 Effect for textiles that offers protection and com-fort. This multifunctional finish protects the fabric against stains and soil. On the inside, moisture is absorbed and spread over a large surface, which ac-celerates the evaporation process.

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All material contained in this publication remains the property of Material ConneXion, Inc. and cannot be reproduced without express written permission. © 2008 Material ConneXion, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floor New York, NY 10010 T 212 842 2050 F 212 842 1090 E [email protected] W www.materialconnexion.com

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MC#: 6377-05Lower environmental impact ‘foamcore’ alterna-tive. This rigid printing substrate is a SFI certified paper liner and is 100% biodegradable within 5-6 years. The sheet is currently used for event graphics, and store signage.

MC#: 6377-06Lower environmental impact alternative to stan-dard vinyl banners. This flexible printing substrate is composed of 80% non-petroleum based polymers and is 100% biodegrad-able within 5-6 years. It is currently used for event graphics and banners.

27. MC#: 6377-07Lower environmental impact alternative to standard vinyl banners that offer a fabric-like textured finish. This flexible printing substrate contains no PVC or phosphates and it is 100% biodegradable within 5-6 years. Currently used for event graphics.

MC#: 6377-08Lower environmental impact printing substrate alternative. This 50% pulp cellulose paper-based material has a reusable adhesive backing and is 100% biodegradable within 5-6 years. It is currently used for signage and removable graphics.

MC#: 6377-09Lower environmental impact alternative to self-adhesive vinyl film. This flexible printing substrate is PVC and solvent free. It is available in 60 in (152.4 cm) widths and is currently used for event signage, posters and removable graphics.

MC#: 6378-01 Decorative, translucent glass that allows passage of light but maintains privacy. This colored glass offers diffused light and obstructed visibility from the outside. It can be used where daylight is required but where vision is to be limited.

MC#: 6379-01Embossed mulberry paper with a leather-look. Mulberry fiber is stripped from the plant and pound-ed into a pulp, pressed into sheets and allowed to dry. The production process is water-based and non-toxic.

MC#: 6380-01Technology for the cost-effective production of honeycomb cores from a single length of thermoplastic material. The honeycomb core is created by a thermal warp and folding process. Applications include packaging.

MC#: 6381-01Decorative panels with individual structures that are laminated with 100% new wool felt. Due to their surface texture, the light and shadow effects off the panels strongly depend on the viewing position.

MC#: 6382-01Masterbatch based on sil-ver ions for the treatment of thermoplastic materials with antibacterial effects. These nanoparticles emit silver ions from their surface, whereby the DNA and other proteins of microorganisms are destroyed.

MC#: 6383-01A vacuum coating technol-ogy for the application of thin layers whereby indi-vidual color and functional coatings are created on various materials like glass, metal, plastics and ceramics, creating colors with a unique brilliance.

MC#: 6384-01Decorative customizable wall panels consisting of a carrier panel and a surface layer. The surface decors are created in vari-ous materials by 5-axis milling which also enables the machining of free formed surfaces.

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All material contained in this publication remains the property of Material ConneXion, Inc. and cannot be reproduced without express written permission. © 2008 Material ConneXion, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floor New York, NY 10010 T 212 842 2050 F 212 842 1090 E [email protected] W www.materialconnexion.com

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MC#: 6385-01Durable, highly reflective roofing material with re-cycled content comprised of 70% Kynar 500® or Hylar 5000® pre-painted metal and acrylic coated Galvalume. This material reflects solar energy be-fore it turns into heat.

MC#: 6386-01Lightweight metal fabrics for interior design composed of 100% metal. When made entirely of stainless steel or copper this textile is incombustible (Class A1), according to the Decision 96/603/CE of the European Commission.

MC#: 6386-02 Lightweight metal fabrics for interior design. Material composition is 21% stain-less steel, 57% copper and 22% brass. Applications in-clude interior design, light-ing design, lampshades, curtains, exhibition, display and decorative elements.

MC#: 6386-03Lightweight embossed metal fabrics for interior design made from 100% stainless steel. It can be used alone or in combina-tion with other colored fabrics. Applications include interior design, lighting design and deco-rative elements.

MC#: 6386-04Lightweight metal fabrics currently used for interior design. These 100% cop-per fabrics can be used alone or in combination with other colored fabrics. Used for interior design, lighting, lampshades, curtains, exhibitions, and furniture.

MC#: 6386-05 Lightweight metal tapes and ribbons that are used for decoration. These tapes can be composed of stainless steel, brass, or copper and they can be combined with any sort of fiber (i.e. polyester). They are suitable for curtains, bags, or jewelry.

MC#: 6386-06Extremely lightweight metal fabrics currently used for interior design. These 100% stainless steel fabrics can be used alone or in combina-tion with other colored fabrics. Currently used for lighting, lampshades, and curtains.

MC#: 6386-07EMI knitted shielding fabric for high frequency electric fields. This product has good air and light permeability. Suitable for application in EMI Radio Frequency industrial shielding of rooms in hospitals and for military purposes.

MC#: 6386-08Laminated EMI shielding fabric for high frequency electric fields. Composed of a blend of aluminum film and polyester. Suit-able for application in EMI Radio Frequency industrial shielding of rooms, electri-cal panels, and cables.

MC#: 6386-09Lightweight metal tapes and ribbons for decora-tion. Knitted tubular tapes and ribbons in stainless steel or enameled copper. This material is incombus-tible (Class A1), according to the Decision 96/603/CE of the European Com-mission.

MC#: 6387-01Marble look tile for inte-rior applications that is a composite of acrylic and marble granules where the precise design and appearance of the marble may be specified. It com-prises of 67% acrylic and 33% calcium carbonate (marble).

MC#: 6387-02Marble tile for interior and exterior applications where the precise design and appearance of the marble may be specified. These wall, floor and cladding tiles are available with a patented anti-stain treatment that is applied to the tiles.

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All material contained in this publication remains the property of Material ConneXion, Inc. and cannot be reproduced without express written permission. © 2008 Material ConneXion, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floor New York, NY 10010 T 212 842 2050 F 212 842 1090 E [email protected] W www.materialconnexion.com

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MC#: 6387-03Ceramic tile for interior and exterior applications where the precise design and appearance of the marble may be specified. The manufacturer is able to precisely clas-sify the overall pattern to guarantee consistent homogenous supplies.

MC#: 6388-01A process for creating 3D interlocking packaging material from sheets of cardboard. This process is a recyclable, biodegrad-able and non-toxic alterna-tive to traditional packing material. Applications are for internal packaging for products.

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