Interior trim shapes the look and feel of the cabin – from the instrument panel through door trim to pillars and floor trim. It consists largely of PP compounds and engineering plastics, whose prices determine the component costs to a considerable degree.

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Trim parts are large in area and are produced in high volumes; the material price of the compounds used determines a large share of the production costs.
Large-area components: interior trim needs a lot of material – the price per kilo has a strong effect.
Compound variety: light and dark PP compounds as well as ABS and PC/ABS are used depending on requirements.
Visible surfaces: colour and surface requirements determine the choice of price series and its price.



From procurement to sales: pricenxt supports key decisions right along the entire value chain.
Tracks price developments for the plastics used, positions the company’s own price level against the market and prepares supplier negotiations on a sound basis.
Assesses material alternatives in terms of cost and calculates the effect of price movements on the product portfolio.
Keeps the material cost base in view, identifies margin risks early, and bases calculations on dependable market data.
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Interior trim mainly uses talc-filled PP compounds in light and dark colours, ABS, PC and PC/ABS blends as well as PP copolymers.
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