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Bondyram®- Functional Polymers

Bondyram® products are produced via reactive extrusion where monomers such as Maleic Anhydride are grafted onto an Olefin polymer chain.

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Polytron®-Long Glass Fibers

Polytron® is a long glass fiber reinforced polymer, which manufactured by pultrusion process in order to create a resin matrix with fully impregnated long glass reinforcing fibers capable of resisting deformation and handling the transfer of stress caused by external forces.

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Ramclean®-Purging Agents

Ramclean® is a new generation of products - Smart purging agents. Ramclean® is Non-Corrosive, Non-Abrasive and Non-Toxic is designed to effectively purge almost any thermoplastic material and compatible with almost any processing technology.

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EP-Engineering Plastics

Engineering Plastics Division provides a portfolio of polymer compounds for applications in various industries. EP division customizes plastic for: increase stiffness, heat resistance, impact resistance, flame retarding, UV resistance, weathering and chemical resistance, retention properties at high temperatures, strength and dimensional stability.

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Sustainability-Recycling

Polyram sees great importance in dealing with recyclable and compatible materials for the recycling process. The activity is a continuation of the company's vision to contribute to sustainability and engage in the recycling of materials. As a derivative of this vision Polyram acquired “Vision Petlon Polymers” in the UK. A long standing history of nylon and PET recycling and specialty compounding is added to the Group’s capabilities.

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Ramtrade™-Materials Trading

Polyram represents as agent / distributer variety of companies that produce thermoplastic materials. The company has been providing solutions for over 30 years with excellent reputation for manufacturing compounds and providing services. As an international player with a worldwide retirement operations and global deployment Polyram provides many advantages to it's partners.

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