Next-generation Materials

Trifilon produces biocomposites by utilizing natural fibers and leveraging our proprietary production technology solution and patented processes to create high-performance, sustainable materials.

About us

Trifilon specializes in producing sustainable materials that empower businesses to meet environmental regulations and significantly reduce CO₂ emissions. Our biocomposites are designed to replace fossil-based plastics, providing carbon-smart alternatives without compromising on quality or performance.

We also have Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), ensuring transparency and credibility in our environmental claims. Join us in creating a greener future for your business.

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Main families of materials
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We provide expert guidance on transitioning to these materials and offer solutions the best fit for your needs, with the option to customize materials for your specific projects. Our in-house industrial production facility and laboratory, located in the Swedish city of Nyköping, ensure that we maintain the highest standards of quality and innovation.

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Our technologies
Sensory Assisted Fiber Filling and Feeding
Material Transportation to High Precision Dosing Devices
Advanced Moisture Control and Drying
Continuous Feeding into Compounding Extruder
Compounding Extrusion
URUK: The Heart
of our Sustainable Innovation
Trifilon’s URUK machinery sets a new benchmark for sustainable material production, combining speed, efficiency, and eco-conscious production. Machines and systems designed to solve common issues with natural fibers in biocomposite manufacturing. URUK efficiently processes a wide range of natural fibers, from pure cellulose to long textile fibers and agricultural residues, achieving high industrial throughput.

URUK supplies material to two extruders per setup, enabling a production capacity of up to 800 kg per hour and up to 5000t per extruder per year. Its plug-and-play design integrates effortlessly into existing lines, making the switch to sustainable materials easy, cost-effective, and reliable.
URUK machine incorporates advanced, precision-engineered features for unparalleled efficiency and material quality:
Material Offerings
Trifilon S is an industrial compostable and renewable material, made with biopolyester and natural fibers, offering a significant 70% CO₂ reduction compared to standard ABS, making it an ideal solution for manufacturers aiming for sustainability and reduced environmental impact.
Trifilon R
Trifilon S
Trifilon B
Trifilon B combines food-safe polypropylene with up to 35% natural fibers, offering a material that reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 60% compared to conventional polypropylene, making it an ideal choice for food contact and child-safe products.
Trifilon R combines high-grade recycled polypropylene with natural fibers offering a material that reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 75% compared to standard polyolefins.
Trifilon has three material families, each with a key sustainability focus.
We offer stock and custom materials based on your product requirements.
The companies we work with, big and small, want to improve sustainability and care about quality. At Trifilon, we share this commitment, providing materials that not only meet the highest standards but also contribute to a greener future. By using our next-generation materials, our partners reduce their carbon footprint and meet consumer expectations for eco-friendly products without sacrificing performance. Together, we create a world where innovation and responsibility go hand in hand.
Our clients
Do it right — it benefits your outcome
Tibber, a leader in smart home automation and electricity supplier from Norway, is now integrating more sustainable materials into their latest products.
Tibber
Axkid
Axkid, a trusted name in the world of child safety and car seats, is now pioneering a new era of conscious family travel.
Silva
The Swedish outdoor brand Silva presented the first liquid-filled compass in 1933, and already in 1935, the first headlamp – the Zeiler – was introduced.
The Terra Scout is the world’s first headlamp made from Trifilon’s Revo biocomposite.
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