DYLARK
Responsible Care
PRODUCT CARE
store and process DYLARK resins.
Recycling Options
Pre-Consumer Recycling:
DYLARK resin has been reclaimed and recycled from rejected in-plant manufacturing instrument panels and trim offal for more than 10 years. Up to 20% of DYLARK reclaim can be blended with 80% virgin fiberglass-reinforced resin to mold instrument panel substrates that comply with OEM material specifications. During the process, offal scrap is mechanically ground into a particle size, similar to that of normal plant regrind, which frees the DYLARK resin from the urethane foam and vinyl skin. Through an air or liquid-separation process, the DYLARK recyclate is recovered consistently with a 99% purity rating.
To date, the process reclaimed more than 5 million pounds of DYLARK resin. The reclaim process significantly reduces environmental impact, use of landfill space and lowers manufacturing and waste management costs.
Post-Consumer Recycling:
Post-consumer instrument panel recycling is not commercially available. Although salvage yards dismantle vehicles and recover approximately 75–80% of the metal and workable parts, an economical recovery process of instrument panel resins is not yet available.
store and process DYLARK resins.
International Material Data System (IMDS)
The IMDS is a joint development of automotive manufacturers to archive and maintain all the materials used for car manufacturing. The IMDS assists automotive manufacturers and their suppliers to meet the obligations by national and international standards, laws and regulations.
Identification Number |
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| Crystal Grades | 3854876 | |
| Impact Grades | 3855055 | |
| Glass-Reinforced 'P' Grades | 3854138 |
OSHA’s Safety and Health Topic: Combustible Dust
