Solublion

Solublion is a technology-based company that emerged from the University of Alicante in 2020. The CEO is Daniel Domene, who has been recognized for his entrepreneurial potential in the field of Circular Economy. The company develops and supplies polymeric solutions based on thermoplastic starch. These materials are designed to be biodegradable, compostable, and water-soluble, offering an alternative to conventional plastics.

The firm's primary market is the packaging industry, particularly for single-use products. Solublion's patented technology allows for the customization of mechanical properties to meet specific client needs, with characteristics similar to low-density polyethylene. The product is delivered in pellet form, which can be processed using standard industrial machinery for extrusion, injection, and blowing. This enables clients to substitute traditional polymers in their existing manufacturing processes.

Solublion operates on a business-to-business model, providing its thermoplastic starch pellets to manufacturers. The company is focused on research and development to create new solutions for various sectors, including packaging, pharmaceuticals, biomedicine, and structural materials. It has received support and recognition from entities like the Alicante Science Park and was a winner at the Premios Impulso. The company has also participated in accelerator programs and received grants to further its development.

Keywords: thermoplastic starch, biodegradable polymers, compostable materials, water-soluble plastics, sustainable packaging, circular economy, bioplastics, polymer solutions, single-use plastics alternative, specialty chemicals, green materials, extrusion grade pellets, injection molding materials, packaging innovation, cleantech, environmental technology, advanced materials, patented polymer technology, University of Alicante spin-off, sustainable materials