Welcome to the July 2025 edition of the Total Materia newsletter!
Edition Highlights
This month, we introduce enhanced visibility and guidance for Green Line and Predictor, making it easier than ever to discover and use these products. Explore the latest data updates across metals, polymers, and regulations, and take a moment to revisit our helpful product documentation resources. We also reflect on our company-wide conference in Kopaonik, and spotlight AMRC’s innovative use of Total Materia in advanced manufacturing. Plus, dive into high-temperature materials and how steel performs under thermal extremes in this month’s featured articles.
We’re constantly enhancing the Total Materia platform to ensure you have access to the most comprehensive and up-to-date materials information.
Here’s what’s new in July 2025:
| Category | Key Updates |
| Metals - Standards Updates | ASTM, GB, DIN, IS, SAE, ASME |
| Metals - Producer Updates | Columbus stainless |
| Joints - Standards Updates | ISO 17672: 2024; EN ISO 17672:2024; EN ISO 17633: 2025 |
| Joints - Producer Updates | Rolled alloys; VBC Group |
| Coatings - Standards Updates | IS 12447 - 2024; ASTM A599 - 2025 |
| Polymers - PLUS New | Kaihua Ruida Plastic-Tech Co., Ltd. |
| Polymers - PLUS Updates | Mitsui Chemicals, Inc., NatureWorks LLC, The Dow Chemical Company, Toray Industries, Inc, Asahi Kasei Corporation, TotalEnergies SE |
| PLUS/Standards - ASTM - NEW | SAE AMS 3660, SAE AMS 3668, SAE AMS 3669, SAE AMS 3710, SAE AMS 3849, SAE AMS 7259, SAE AMS3912: 2022, SAE AMS3913: 1994, JIS K 6735 |
| PLUS/Standards - ASTM - Updates | ASTM D2846/D2846M-24, ASTM D6262-23, ASTM D6263, SAE AMS 3205, SAE AMS 3325, SAE AMS 3331 |
| Additive Manufacturing - Standards Updates | SAE AMS 4999, MPIF Standard 35 - AM |
| Green Line - Compliance - Producer New | Polyram; INEOS Group AG; TotalEnergies SE; BioLogiQ |
| Green Line - Compliance - Producer Updates | Polyram; INEOS Group AG; TotalEnergies SE; Chi Mei Corporation |
| Green Line – Regulations Updates | REACH; REACH Article 59 - SVHC; REACH Annex XVII; CoRAP; CLP ((EC) No 1272/2008); SIN List; IEC 62474; Stockholm Convention; NAS 411-1; Japanese regulations (CSCL; ENCS; ISHL; PACSs; PRTR) |
| Green Line – SVHC Producers’ Statements Updates | BASF; Borealis AG; Braskem; Carmel Olefins; Chevron Phillips; Ducor Petrochemicals; Elix Polymers; EMS-GRIVORY; Formosa Chemicals & Fibre Corporation; Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A.; INEOS Group AG; Nylene; Polykemi; Polyplastics Co., Ltd.; TotalEnergies SE |
Improving Visibility & Awareness of Green Line and Predictor
• Smarter access to key tools: Users without Green Line or Predictor access can now see these modules within their interface, helping them discover relevant solutions for compliance, sustainability, and property prediction.
• Seamless entry to learn more: Clicking on “Forward to Green Line” or “Add to Green Line” now opens clear, focused promotional pages that explain how these tools can address specific regulatory and environmental challenges.
• Personalized discovery based on access: Users with partial access to Green Line will now see all available sub-modules, while access-limited areas direct them to informative previews to explore the full potential of the platform.
These enhancements make it easier for users to explore, understand, and engage with the platform’s powerful sustainability and compliance tools.
A Quick Reminder: Your Total Materia Guides Are Always Available
Our product documentation provides in-depth guidance to help you get the most out of every tool. Whether you're an experienced user or just starting your free trial, clear, practical instructions are always just a click away. Here’s how the documentation can support you:
• Find the right material faster with tips on advanced search and filtering
• Learn best practices for search, analysis, and compliance workflows
• Discover tips to streamline your workflows and improve technical accuracy
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Total Materia Annual Conference in Kopaonik, Serbia
At the start of July, the Total Materia team gathered in Kopaonik, Serbia, one of the country’s most renowned mountain regions, for our annual company conference. Set against a backdrop of natural beauty, the event brought together colleagues from across teams for a productive mix of workshops, collaboration sessions, and team-building activities. |
- STEEL PROPERTIES AT LOW AND HIGH TEMPERATURES
Understand how steel responds to extreme temperature environments, with increased strength but reduced ductility at low temperatures, and creep becoming a major concern at high temperatures. The article outlines key alloy considerations, design implications, and testing approaches for safe and effective material performance. - HIGH TEMPERATURE MATERIALS
Dive into the world of high-performance superalloys, engineered for sustained strength and corrosion resistance at elevated temperatures. Learn about the roles of nickel, iron, and cobalt-based alloys, their stress-rupture performance, and the microstructural mechanisms that make them essential for aerospace, energy, and advanced engineering systems.
The University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) is leading the charge in materials research and industrial innovation. By integrating Total Materia into their workflows, AMRC engineers and researchers gain instant access to global materials data, accelerating R&D projects, enhancing material benchmarking, and supporting advanced manufacturing studies with greater precision and efficiency. From aerospace to digital manufacturing, Total Materia helps AMRC turn cutting-edge ideas into industrial reality.