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Introduction of MCC’s DURABIO, A Bio-based engineering Plastic.
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
What we are.
GROUP INFORMATION
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100%
Qualicaps Co., Ltd..
Healthy Life Compass Corp.
LSI Medience Corporation
API Corporation
The KAITEKI Institute, Inc.
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation* Consolidated net sales: ¥3,498.8 billion Employees:56,031 *** Oct. 2005~
Organization (At November,2014)
Performance Products
Health Care
Industrial Materials
*: Listed
Figures for consolidated net sales is for the year ended March 2014(FY2013).
**:Group total
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings America, Inc.
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Europe GmbH
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporate Staff, Inc.
Nov. 2010~
Jan. 2011~
Nov. 2012~
Apr. 2013~
Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation*
[ Line of businesses ]
Performance products
Industrial materials etc.
[ Line of businesses ]
Pharmaceuticals etc.
[ Line of businesses ]
Plastics products
Inorganic fiber materials
etc.
[ Line of businesses ] Chemicals & plastics
Fibers Carbon fiber
& composite materials Water treatment etc.
Consolidated net sales:
¥412.7 billion
Consolidated net sales:
¥606.2 billion
Consolidated net sales:
¥442.7 billion
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
Mitsubishi Plastics, Inc.
Oct. 2005~ Oct. 2007~ Apr. 2008~ Apr. 2010~
Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd.
Apr. 2009~
Consolidated net sales:
¥2,159.7 billion
Life Science
Institute, Inc.
[ Line of businesses ] Health, Medical ICT drug discovery and
manufacturing suppor1t business
Advanced medication
100%
Apr. 2014~
MCHC R&D Synergy Center, Inc. Apr. 2014~
Consolidated net sales:
[ ¥110.5 billion]
100% 56.3% 100% 100% 50.6%**
Group companies Group companies Group companies Group companies
※Data for Life Science Institute, Inc. reflect
Change in segmentation
Consolidated net sales:
¥552.7 billion
Taiyo Nippon Sanso
Corporation*
Nov. 2014~
[ Line of businesses ] Industrial gases
and related. equipment and
Installations and others
***:68,986, including the employees of Taiyo Nippon Sanso
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Overview of Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings
Profile*
Established
Head office**
President
Paid-in capital
Listings
Activities
Business domains
Consolidated net sales
Consolidated operating income
Group employees
Website
October 3, 2005
1-1, Marunouchi 1-Chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Yoshimitsu Kobayashi
¥50.0 billion
Tokyo Stock Exchange
Management of the Group companies (development
of Group strategies, allocation of financial resources, etc.)
Performance products, health care, and industrial materials
¥3,498.8 billion
¥110.5 billion
56,031 (68,986,including the employees of Taiyo Nippon Sanso)
http://www.mitsubishichem-hd.co.jp/english/
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation
Yoshimitsu Kobayashi, ph D
President &
Chief Executive Officer
*All figures are for the year ended March 2013(FY2012).
The Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Group is made up of about 760 companies: the holding company Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings, its about 500 consolidated subsidiaries including
Mitsubishi Chemical, Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma, Mitsubishi Plastics, Mitsubishi Rayon,
and Life Science Institute,Taiyo Nippon Sanso and its about 80 equity-method affiliates.
Under our corporate brand “THE KAITEKI COMPANY,”
We promote corporate activities aiming to achieve KAITEKI.
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History
Oct.2005
Oct.2007 Apr.2008
Apr.2009 Mar.2010 Nov.2010 Jan.2011 Jun.2012 Nov.2012 Jan.2013 Mar.2013 Apr.2013
Apri.2014
Nov.2014
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings jointly established by Mitsubishi Chemical and Mitsubishi Pharma by
means of a stock-for-stock exchange Mitsubishi Plastics becomes wholly owned subsidiary
Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma formed from merger of Tanabe Seiyaku and Mitsubishi Pharma New Mitsubishi Plastics established to integrate functional product businesses The KAITEKI Institute established Mitsubishi Rayon becomes consolidated subsidiary Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings America, Inc. established Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings (Beijing) Co., Ltd. Established MCFA Inc. becomes wholly owned subsidiary Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Europe GmbH established MHCS Corporation established Qualicaps Co., Inc. acquired and becomes consolidated subsidiary MCFA Inc. changes its name to Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporate Staff Corporation
Healthy Life Compass Corporation established Life Science Institute, Inc. established to strengthen and expand healthcare-related businesses MCHC R&D Synergy Center, Inc. estabished to integrate and strengthen common basic
technology domains of research and development
TAIYO NIPPON SANSO acquired and becomes consolidated subsidiary
Our Proposal for Automotive Parts
DURABIO can be a solution
CURRENT DURABIO Conventional Material with Paint
DURABIO without Paint
Painting has problems like, ○Low Yield ratio of painting ○VOC problem from paint ○High cost of painting
DURABIO can offer ○Mold, just one process ○Higher quality than paint ○Low VOC, Lower cost
Paint-less Parts Samples
DURABIO
SUZUKI Hustler(2013/12~)
2013/6~
Exterior pats
SUZUKI
2014/12~
Hustler 2014/1~
MCC CONFIDENTIAL
OEM A OEM B
MAZDA MX-5 (2015/2~)
Without paint painted DURABIO
2014/10~
2014/8~
Exterior parts
Paint-less Parts Samples
2014/12/10 Mazda Develops Bio-based Engineering Plastic Featuring High-Quality Finish without Paint and Suitable for Exterior Vehicle Parts
News Release from MAZDA
DURABIO can be a solution
CURRENT DURABIO PC plate between polarizer film
DURABIO plate between polarizer film
Plastics has problems like, ○Rainbow pattern on part ○Hard-coating needed ○Flat shape only
DURABIO can offer ○Clear appearance ○Mold, just one process ○3D shape available
Transparent Panel Samples
Optical and HC –less is the key words.
DURABIO can be a solution
CURRENT DURABIO Common appearance interior, exterior part
Lighted parts, new concept
Just surface ○Just garnish, one function ○Many parts to illuminate ○High cost to illuminate
Surface, and illumination ○Garnish and Illumination ○Less parts to illuminate ○Lower cost to illuminate
Detail Information about DURABIO.
OHHO
CH3
CH3
O
O
OH
HO
O
O
O
O
C
O
m
Bisphenol-A (BPA)
OO
CH3
CH3
C
O m
BPA-PC
Isosorbide monomer
DURABIOTM
Phenol / Acetone
Oil
Sorbitol
Plant-derived Glucose
oxygen-containing Alicyclic
Polycarbonate Co-polymers
Aromatic Polycarbonate
Co-monomers
DURABIOTM is a transparent bio-based engineering plastic which shows high functionality and performance.
X
X n
Tra
nspare
nt
Poly
mers
Polyacrylates
Polycycloolefin
Engineering Plastics
Bio-based Polymers
PS/SAN
PMMA
PC
COP/COC
PLA
Polystylene
C
CH3
CH3
OO C
O n
Transparent
Mechanical/Thermal
Optical
Bio-based
O
O
O
O
C
O
m
X n
DURABIOTM
Positioning of DURABIOTM
Low Birefringence Excellent Transparency
Low Photoelastic coefficient Retardant Property
High Impact Resistance (Multi-axial Impact)
Heat Resistance
Bio-based Content Flame Retardance
Surface Hardness
Superior UV Resistance
PC
PMMA
DURABIOTM
DURABIOTM comparative
general properties
DURABIOTM comparative
general properties
Low Birefringence Excellent Transparency
Low Photoelastic coefficient Retardant Property
High Impact Resistance (Multi-axial Impact)
Heat Resistance
Bio-based Content Flame Retardance
Surface Hardness
Superior UV Resistance
PC
PMMA
DURABIOTM
Puncture impact behavior
PC (1) D7340 (2) D5380
Puncture point energy
J 77 96 89
Puncture point Displacement
mm 14.2 18.7 22.0
brittle fracture rate % 0~20 0 0
Samples
Sample:100mm×100mm×2mmt Machine:high rate multi-axial Impact machine Test bar out inside diameter :20mm Support frame inside diameter:40mm Test rate:4.4m/sec
PMMA
brittle fracture
ductile fracture
Impact Test for Noise Barrier
DURABIOTM comparative
general properties
Low Birefringence Excellent Transparency
Low Photoelastic coefficient Retardant Property
High Impact Resistance (Multi-axial Impact)
Heat Resistance
Bio-based Content Flame Retardance
Surface Hardness
Superior UV Resistance
PC
PMMA
DURABIOTM
Surface Hardness (Pencil test)
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Ductil
Punctur Impact
Brittle
Good
PC (2B)
DURABIOTM
(F)
PC/PMMA alloy
⊿Haze by Tabor Abrasion(50 cycle)
( ): Pencil Test
Surface Hardness (Tabor abrasion test)
Lexan-DMX (2H)
Compare to other transparent plastic
Transparent
application sample
Smart phone cover
Surface Hardness (Tabor abrasion test)
Compare to PC/ABS with paint
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Original 25 50 75 100
Number of Revolutions
Glo
ss R
ete
ntion
Piano black color
application sample
Cell-phone body
Much better
than paint!
DURABIOTM comparative
general properties
Low Birefringence Excellent Transparency
Low Photoelastic coefficient Retardant Property
High Impact Resistance (Multi-axial Impact)
Heat Resistance
Bio-based Content Flame Retardance
Surface Hardness
Superior UV Resistance
PC
PMMA
MCC CONFIDENTIAL
DURABIOTM
Yellowness Index
after UV Light Irradiation
0
10
20
30
40
50
Machine: 6-kW Metaling Weather Meter M6T Irradiance: 1.5 kW/m2, Condition: 63℃ x 50%RH
Yellow Index
Time Scale
PC
DURABIO shows excellent UV light resistance, that is non-yellowing, compared with PC.
DURABIOTM
MCC CONFIDENTIAL
Low Birefringence Excellent Transparency
Low Photoelastic coefficient Retardant Property
High Impact Resistance (Multi-axial Impact)
Heat Resistance
Bio-based Content Flame Retardance
Surface Hardness
Superior UV Resistance
PC
PMMA
DURABIOTM
DURABIOTM comparative
general properties
Optical:Birefringence behavior
Low Birefringence Excellent Transparency
Low Photoelastic coefficient Retardant Property
High Impact Resistance (Multi-axial Impact)
Heat Resistance
Bio-based Content Flame Retardance
Surface Hardness
Superior UV Resistance
PC
PMMA
DURABIOTM
DURABIOTM comparative
general properties
15mmt Plate Plastics/ Neat Resin After Flame Test (>1,000℃) 1minx1 & 30secx2
Incombustibility Test for Plastic Plate
DURABIO PC PC
DURABIO
PC
After Testing
Low Birefringence Excellent Transparency
Low Photoelastic coefficient Retardant Property
High Impact Resistance (Multi-axial Impact)
Heat Resistance
Bio-based Content Flame Retardance
Surface Hardness
Superior UV Resistance
PC
PMMA
DURABIOTM
DURABIOTM comparative
general properties
HD
T (
0.45
MP
a) /℃
Bio-mass Ratio/%
50
100
50 100
150
25 75
Bio-mass ratio
DURABIOTM 4 preliminary grades
All Values are Guiding Values only. Data
for PC, PMMA, PS as unmodified standard polymers
DURABIOTM
PC PMMA
Property T.C. Unit D7340R D7340-
810R D5380R D5360R
Density g/cm³ 1.36 1.35 1.31 1.31 1.20 1.19
Light
transmission % 92 92 92 92 91 93
Refractive
index - 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.58 1.49
Flexural
modulus MPa 2700 2600 2200 2100 2300 3300
MFR 230℃
2.16kgf g/10min 11 11 6 14
Charpy impact strength
notch
u.n. kJ/ m2
7
N.B.
7
N.B.
10
N.B.
9
N.B.
76
N.B.
1
19
HDT 1.80MPa
0.45MPa ℃
102
114
100
110
82
92
81
91
129
143
87
-
Hardness Pencil
test - F F HB HB 3B 2H
Piano Black ONLY
DURABIOTM Potential market
To Create “the only one” market by DURABIOTM ’s unique characters
BIOMASS Keyword:Biomass
Optical character Keyword:Glass substitution
UV Resistance Keyword:no color change
Hardness Keyword:Paint-less
Impact Resistance character
Automobile interior parts, Mobile phone
Display
Exterior parts, construction
Polymer Alloy
LED lighting
Cosmetic containers E&E housings
FPD front panel
UV stability Biomass
Optical characteristics(Glass substitution)
DURABIOTM
applications
Optical film
Lighting sheet
Surface Hardness(Paint-less)
Interior parts for automobiles
Cell phone Sunglass
Film-laminated steel sheet
Noise barrier wall
Application Samples
MLIT* has set DURABIO noise barrier in Mie Pre. (Route477)
*Ministry of Land, infrastructure, transportation and tourism
Other Samples
300 t/Y Demonstration Plant for DurabioTM has started the operation in 2010.
5,000t/Y Commercial Plant has started in 2012 ( This plant easily capacity up to 16,000t/Y)
Production of DURABIOTM
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