Sustainable Innovations : Interview with Matthieu Crepin (DEMGY) at the JEC 2025
The JEC World 2025 Composites Show, which was held in Paris-Villepinte from March 4 to 6, is an unmissable event for discovering the latest innovations in the field of materials. This year, B SMART, a business and financial french news channel broadcast, had the opportunity to interview Matthieu Crepin, Deputy Managing Director of Demgy; along with Guillaume Cledat, Arkema's Global Business Manager. In this interview, he shares his perspectives on advances in the sustainability and recyclability of composite materials.
As a French mid-cap company specializing in the processing of plastics and composites, Demgy has real expertise in these subjects. Demgy uses various technologies such as machining, injection, thermoforming and additive manufacturing to create lightweight solutions, substituting metals with plastics and composites.
Innovations and Sustainability
Biocomposites
Biocomposites are at the heart of the innovations presented by Demgy. These materials combine bio-based resins with natural or recycled fibers, thus reducing the carbon footprint of the products manufactured. Matthieu Crepin emphasizes the importance of the recyclability of thermoplastic matrix composites, which can be easily regrinded to give them a new lease of life.
Partnerships and Circularity
Demgy collaborates with various players in the value chain to create recyclable materials. Matthieu Crepin explains that sustainability is a growing concern, driven by consumers and regulations. These partnerships make it possible to develop innovative and sustainable solutions.
Interview Video
For a complete immersion in this fascinating interview, watch the video below:
The innovations presented by Demgy show that the sustainability and recyclability of composite materials are major issues for the industry. Thanks to strategic partnerships and constant research, Demgy is paving the way towards a more sustainable future.
Want to learn more about Demgy's innovative solutions? Contact us today to discuss your sustainable materials needs and find out how we can help you achieve your environmental goals.
Source: https://www.bsmart.fr/video/27577-smart-impact-06-mars-2025