Graft Polymer (UK) Plc engages in the research and development of polymer modification technologies and techniques in the United Kingdom and Europe. The company offers GRAFTABOND, a line of graft/block copolymers for combining various polymers with fiberglass, carbon fiber, mineral, natural fillers, and mixed polymer waste; GRAFTALEN, a line of reactive solid super-concentrates for polyolefin rheology modification, e-modulus enhancers, PET/PBT chain extenders, and AOX masterbatch; and GRAFTAPOR, a line of porous polymer-carriers for use in liquid chemicals. It also provides GRAFTAMID, a line of high-temperature elastomers based on nanostructured polyolefin-polyamide alloys for use in high-tech hardening modifiers in polyamide compounds, as well as use as an independent compound in hot melt adhesives; and GRAFTAKIT, a reactive liquid or solid super-concentrates on polymeric porous media for carrying out reaction extrusion and modification of compounds. In addition, the company offers GRAFTALLOY, a line of polymer-polymer nano-alloys to increase abrasion and temperature resistance, and impact strength, as well as reduce friction coefficient; GRAFTASYNT, a line of synthetic products comprising halogen-free flame retardants; and GRAFTAMER, a thermo-reversible crosslinking, self-hardening, and self-healing smart polymer with shape memory, etc. Graft Polymer (UK) Plc was incorporated in 2017 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.
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