Luban RP2251T features Milliken’s Millad NX 8000 ECO additive, enhancing aesthetics and enabling lower temperature processing.

USA – Energy investment company OQ has teamed up with Milliken & Company to introduce Luban RP2251T, a new clarified random copolymer designed for injection moulding.
This innovative material, infused with Milliken’s Millad NX 8000 ECO additive, offers enhanced clarity and allows processing at lower temperatures, reducing energy consumption.
According to industry experts, the product meets the rising demand for eco-friendly packaging solutions by combining high performance with sustainability.
Luban RP2251T is tailored for thin-walled packaging requiring exceptional transparency and strict organoleptic standards, such as food and beverage containers.
In a statement, OQ’s global marketing vice-president, Abdulrahman Al Tamtami, said, “We’re driven by innovation that delivers performance and sustainability benefits.”
The material’s ability to be processed at lower temperatures and with shorter cycle times results in energy and cost savings of up to 10% compared to alternatives using other clarifying agents.
This efficiency enables manufacturers to boost productivity while reducing their environmental footprint.
Milliken’s Europe sales director, Maria Di Nolfo, highlighted the collaboration’s significance, noting the successful development of OQ’s first injection moulding grade using their clarifying agent.
The partnership focuses on creating reusable, highly transparent products that consume less energy during production.
The material’s design supports faster production cycles, making it a practical choice for manufacturers aiming to meet sustainability goals without compromising quality.
A report by a leading plastics manufacturer in September 2025 highlighted the increasing adoption of bio-based and recycled materials in injection moulding, particularly for packaging applications.
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