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Automobile Innenraum-Materialien & Oberflächen Integration von Design und Funktion – heute und in der Zukunft. Tagung Mobile Klimatisierung, Ostfildern, Stefan Buri, 19.10.2016

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Automobile Innenraum-Materialien & OberflächenIntegration von Design und Funktion – heute und in der Zukunft.

Tagung Mobile Klimatisierung, Ostfildern, Stefan Buri, 19.10.2016

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Discover our innovative technologies for interior materials used in the Rinspeed Σtos concept car

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Who is Stahl?

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Stahl´s multiple touchpoints in premium carinteriors

Stahl: the leading car interior materials surfaces expert.

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> 1.800

Plants

Countries

People worldwide

Application Labs

Salestechnicians

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R&D Centers

Operational Excellence

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Trends & Demands

Global automotive interior materials supply chains

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Global Automotive interior materials supply chains

Interior Trends

§ Importance of car interior is growing.

§ OEMs upgrading its models by choosing more premium interior materials. More soft-touch materials, dynamic volume growth of material classes.

§ Interior materials and A-surfaces play a vital role to comfort, perceived quality and luxurious appeal.

§ Trend towards light interior colors

§ Multiple migration / substitution effects of interior material classes (upgrading / de-contenting).

§ Growing demand for more sustainable materials and technologies (e.g. water-based, low-emission, green technologies)

§ Leather and coated synthetic trims are the materials of choice for premium car buyers worldwide.

Automotive interior materials market

35 1510

300

70 60

190

Hardplastics & decorative

surfaces***

Fabrics PVC Slush PU spray moulding - Recticel

Microfibre In mould coating -IMC

Coated synthetic trim - PVC

Coated synthetic trim - TPO

Coated synthetic trim - PU

Genuine Leather trim (Auto)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

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Mio m2 / year

Stahl surface & substrate expertise

6-20% CAGR**

3% CAGR*

*Source: LV production forecast, IHS ; **Source: CAGR% segment assessment, Stahl; *** e.g. PP, ABS, Chrome, Wood, coated hard-plastics (e.g. piano black), screens, foot mats etc.

Stahl team assessment

OEMmodelupgrading

De-contenting

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Tier 3: Surface Technology / Chemistry

Tier 2: Materials Manufacturers

Tier 1: Component / Systems Integrators

OEM / Assembly

+Know-How

Technology

Steering wheel DashboardSun visorMiddle consoleGlovebox

Seat coversHeadrest

Gear shift

Other applications

Door trimsEPDM profiles

PVC

PU

TPO

Leather

EPDM

Fabric

Why premium OEMsco-operate with Stahl§ World-market leader in its

segments§ Best-in-class surface

Know-How§ Off the shelf OEM solutions§ Technology- & innovation§ leadership§ Global footprint§ Quality consistency &

interior harmony

Stahl business model along the supply chain

Stahlrootstrength

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Automotive interior surface materials: usageStahl team assessment

Automotive Leather & Synthetics –Today

Automotive Leather & Synthetics –25 years ago

Automotive LeatherAutomotive Synthetic Seat & Trim

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InteriorHarmony

Stahl Design Inspirations.

The perfect match.

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For an enhanced customer experience.

Engineering interior surfaces

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Structure of the finishImpregnation

Topcoat

LeatherGrain

Pre base

Base coat

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Three coats in generalStructure of the finish

1. PrebaseLevels the uptake of the leather and is responsable for the adhesion. Many possibilities like adhesion ground, polish ground, buffing ground, impregnation ground

2. Base CoatEssential for the color, unity of the color and for improvement of the physical properties.

3. Top CoatTakes care of the fixation of the leather and for the end look. Also for gloss and grip. Responsable for the good physical properties

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Processing of Leather

Some principles

Aniline leather, Pores completely visible, no extra labour on grain side

Semi aniline leather, light pigmentation, pores still open

Covered leather, Surface is covered with resin and pigment

Grained leather, Surface is covered with resin and pigment andthen embossed with a small grain plate, this will give a uniform

grain appearance

Corrected grain leather, natural grain is completely removed. Surface is pigmented heavily with resina and pigment and embossed with a coarse grain plate, this will give also a uniform but artificial grain appearance

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Structure of the finish

Top Coat

Today only aqueous top coat systems are used. The film forming of these products are a little different from the NC lacquers.

Processing of Leather: Finishing

Phase 1Water evaporates

Phase 2Particles compress

Phase 3Film forming after plating or embossing

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PolyMatte® - how can something “dull” be so exciting?

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The challenge■ Matt surfaces are becoming increasingly popular. However,

most matting agents weaken the coating due to its rough structure■ Many finishing technologies are not matt in itself

Our solution■ Polymatte®: a proprietary Stahl polyurethane dispersion technology which

is compatible with water-based, polyurethane coatings. ■ A smooth finishing technology that is matt in itself and gives a warm feel

and pleasant touch■ Exceeds other matting agent technologies in terms of flexibility, scratch

and anti-squeak. Does not polish.

Silicamodified coating(2500x)

Organic dullermodified coating(2500x)

Polymatte®

modified coating(2500x)

PolyMatte® - Key building block for finish systems & global industry reference

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OEM requirements on interior material surfaces

A balancing act tailored to OEMs individual needs

Interior HarmonyQuality consistency of class A surfaces independent of car interior component and substrate used (Leather, PVC, PU,

PVC, TPO, fabrics etc.)

Design / StylingSensorial Experience:

natural appearance, color, low-gloss (not burnish), haptics, softness, smell etc.

Sustainability / EmissionsFogging, VOC, smell, sustainability

criteria

Physical performanceAbrasion, rub fastness, moisture resistance, bally flex, UV resistance, heat resistance, anti-squeak,

anti-soil, anti-stain (dye ingress)

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Chemistry-enabled innovations for an enhanced customer-experience.

Future visioninterior surfaces

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Green & clean

Smart

Appeal

Taste

Sight

Hearing Smell

Touch

The customer experience –engaging with the 5 senses

The future car interior

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Stahl Glow in the Dark technology

Launched in Rinspeed Etos, CES Las Vegas, Jan 2016

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Interior Air Quality Consumer awareness raising, (China) regulations increasing

§ Formaldehyde

§ NMP / NEP

§ Acetaldehyde

§ Hydrocarbons

§ Toluene

§ Amines

§ Ketones

§ Esters

The desirable “new car smell”:

“Interior Air Quality as emerging differentiating factor to premium OEMs.” Enabler: low VOC technology range for interior materials

The chemical emissions from materials are responsible for it

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Premium OEMs: how should leather and “leather-alike” interiors smell?

“VW Leather seats have to smell like leather“

“The best smell to BMW is no smell”

“Neutral smell”

“The only smell is “leather”

“final aim, to avoid any type of smell”

“Minimize all types of smells”

OEM criteria for smell:

Emissions & Smell: highly complex, often subjective topic. Currently “hot” in China.

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And demand for surface protection is increasing

Vision: lotus-effect

Pale colours in car interiors have come to stay

Stahl 3rd generation Stay Clean technology

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And it’s easy to See why

And it´s easy to see why.

Soiling: It´s a major pain to all customers in the world

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To protect light surfaces against typical stains, we developed Stay Clean.

Stay Clean

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From Biomass to Base Coat

Stahl’sBio-basedPolyMatte:

Natural touch & feel / performance / sustainability credentials

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Processing of Leather: Finishing

PTPENETRATOR

RBBUTADIENE

RAACRYLICS

RIIMPREGNATIONRESIN

RUPOLY-URETHANE

RHHYBRIDRESIN

RCCOMPACTRESIN

SUSOLVENTURETHANE

FIFILLER[OIL / WAX]

LSSOLVENTLACQUER

WATERLACQUER

BICASEIN BINDER

LDLIQUID DYE

HMHANDMODIFIER

LPLACQUERPIGMENT

PPPIGMENT

XRCROSSLINKER

SDSOLVENTDULLER

WDWATERDULLER

WTWATER TOP

MAAUXILIARIES

RMRHEOLOGYMODIFIER

LALEVELLINGAGENT

DLDILUENT

WRWATERREPELLANT DEFOAMER

DFVELOCEFINISH

VF

BMBEAUTY-MAKER

TFTECHNICALFOIL

MIRAGE

UPGRADING

AMERICANSTYLE

AS

FOFILLER[OIL ]

LW/AL

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Automotive Center of Excellence for OEMs, Tiers and business partners.

Partnerships

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We create responsible partnerships that spark innovation and open up endless possibilities

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Stahl Automotive Center of Excellence

Inaugurated Sept 2015, Waalwijk, The Netherlands

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Stahl Automotive: the car interior surfaces expert – root strengths

Auto & Non-Autoinsights

Business model & partnerships

Know-how (application formulation, chemistry)

Global footprint

Technology

Interior Harmony

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Rinspeed Oasis concept 2017: Stahl to unveil “not-seen” interior surface technology in upcoming concept at CES Las Vegas, Jan 2017

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We believe that if it can beImagined, it can be created.

[email protected] | www.stahl.com

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Stahl Glow in the Dark technology

Launched in Rinspeed Etos, CES Las Vegas, Jan 2016

Glow in the dark: New mobility experience at night-time

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Stahls core proposition for car interior builders

End-to-end leather solutions

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Synthetic Seat & Trim

Auto Leather crust Auto Leather finish

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Design Inspiration 2016