Established in 2023 but with a combined heritage of over 100 years, Envalior brings together two established global materials players: DSM Engineering Materials and LANXESS High Performance Materials.
The Envalior portfolio offers broad coverage across performance and specialty materials that is attractive for major industry clusters
As a global supplier of high-performance engineering materials, Envalior has built global leadership positions in a wide variety of industries by designing and developing better, smarter, stronger, safer, smaller, lighter, longer lasting and more sustainable solutions. Our dedicated teams of industry experts, scientists and engineers work closely together with our customers to find ways to realize the impossible - 24/7, across the globe.
Our innovative materials are developed to meet a wide variety of technological challenges in mobility, making (electric) vehicles safer, lighter and more sustainable. Browse these pages to learn more about how our industry experts, scientists and engineers work hand in hand with our customers to develop next generation solutions.
Building and construction are often resource-heavy activities. Today, engineering plastics can replace conventional materials in a wide variety of applications – improving performance while reducing environmental impact.
Our portfolio of engineering plastics are developed with the knowledge that technology and innovation go hand-in-hand. They’re used across a broad range of consumer goods, including white goods, food packaging, and sporting equipment.
Envalior provides performance materials for a range of electrical applications including switchgears connectors and lighting and deliver on trends like thinnovation
Our innovative materials are developed to meet a wide variety of technological challenges in electronics, making devices safer, thinner, stronger and more sustainable. Browse these pages to learn more about how our industry experts, scientists and engineers work hand in hand with our customers to develop next generation solutions.
Envaliors high-quality portfolio includes materials for a broad range of applications – both to meet the demands of existing energy companies, as well as enabling a future built on more sustainable energy.
Industrial equipment is driven by multitudes of mechanical parts. As we continue to develop new and better engineering plastics, we are helping our customers develop mechanical parts that are higher quality, safer, more sustainable, and more cost-efficient.
Engineering plastics have the power to transform the transportation industry by making it smarter, safer, lighter, and greener. Know more about our solutions.
Puma’s ultra-lightweight shoe offers mechanical support to propel the wearer forward. The maximized energy transfer can be attributed to a new technique developed by Puma for midsoles combining a carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic plate – or PWRPLATE as it’s called – and a foam layer. The PWRPLATE is made of a material variant of the Tepex dynalite product family from Envalior.
The binding features Envalior’s eco-friendly Durethan® Blue, made from 90% sustainable raw materials, providing high mechanical strength, stiffness and cold temperature durability.
The structural components of Ahrend’s Remode sustainable office chair are made of Envalior’s Akulon® RePurposed. The mechanical recyclate from old fishing nets meets the stiffness and strength requirements in Remode’s load-bearing chair parts.
KOKI selected ForTii® ACE PPA for its lightweight shift fork application, because it offers extreme high stiffness up to 160°C, design freedom and maximum wear resistance without the need for additional bushings.
Norda™ created the 005 ultra distance super shoe with innovative midsole made of Envalior’s Arnitel®, our thermoplastic copolyester elastomer (TPC).
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Designing first-time-right systems by integrating Envalior’s materials- and system expertise
Guiding your sustainability journey—materials selection based on GHG emissions and circular economy considerations
