At this exhibition, Polysci showcased a comprehensive product portfolio spanning the entire value chain—ranging from low-, mid-, and high‑performance PLA polylactic acid pellets and fully biodegradable modified pellets to PLA 3D printing filaments ready for direct additive manufacturing—offering end-to-end solutions from raw materials and modified compounds to finished products.

On-site, a variety of 3D‑printed exhibits—including intricate art sculptures, military models, and multi‑layered, three‑dimensional seasonal murals—visually demonstrate the exceptional molding precision and color‑matching capabilities of Polylactic Acid (PLA) materials, challenging conventional perceptions of the limited performance of bio‑based materials. Visitors can clearly see that PLA, as a low‑carbon, biodegradable material, not only meets the demands of standard industrial applications such as packaging and injection molding but also enables high‑precision, highly complex 3D creations.

Leveraging the core polylactic acid technology developed by Academician Xuesi Chen’s team, Pliith offers customized particle solutions with varying optical purities and multi‑color modifications, precisely aligning with the green transformation needs of customers across diverse industries. Numerous upstream and downstream companies made special visits to assess sample quality, inquire about material specifications, and discuss modification processes and pilot‑scale implementation, exploring opportunities for low‑carbon mass‑production collaborations. This sustained high level of interest has made the company’s booth a standout highlight of the exhibition.

Pulitai has always adhered to “ Nature, shaping a beautiful life. “For the corporate mission, we are committed to” Leading synthetic biology and setting the global benchmark for polylactic acid materials. Going forward, Poly‑Science will continue to focus on the real‑world pain points of the additive manufacturing industry, relentlessly tackling technical challenges such as print toughness, transparency, high‑speed forming, and moisture‑resistance stability. Leveraging a diversified portfolio of PLA materials, the company will deliver practical, mass‑producible material solutions to support the green transformation of the additive manufacturing sector, while advancing bio‑manufacturing. Negative-Carbon Factory Continuously empowering the green, high‑quality development of additive manufacturing and the rubber‑plastics industries, we partner with global stakeholders to help end white pollution and co‑create a comprehensive, sustainable value chain for next‑generation materials.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to every guest who visited our booth, and we are deeply thankful for the opportunity to connect at this exhibition. We also thank all our partners for their trust and collaboration. Moving forward, PuliSi will continue to advance the research, development, and industrialization of polylactic acid, iteratively refine new materials, and build carbon‑negative biomanufacturing facilities. We look forward to joining forces with industry partners to jointly put an end to white pollution and reshape the entire green‑materials value chain.