Automotive
MATERIALS: Braskem To Build UHMWPE Plant
A new UHMWPE plant is planned by Braskem at its LaPort, Texas site.
Read MoreWinzeler Gear Thrives With a Little Help from Its Friends
Strategic partnerships give a small molder the technical clout of a much bigger firm.
Read MoreChinaplas Show Offers News For Packaging, Automotive, Electronics
Fast-growing plastics fair showcases the region’s growing appetite for sophisticated food packaging, and more.
Read MoreFerro To Exit Specialty Plastics And Polymer Additives Businesses
Ferro's specialty plastics ´óÏó´«Ã½ will be part of A.Schulman before year's end; Ferro is also seeking to sell its polymer additives ´óÏó´«Ã½.
Read MoreStyron To Exit Domestic Commodity PC Resin Business
Specialty blends such as chemically-resistant Emerge PC/PET used for medical device housings, as well as other higher-margin compounds for lighting, electronics and automotive, are Styron's new focus in North America.
Read MoreStyron To Exit Commodity PC Resin Business
Specialty PC compounds and blends in North America is Styron's new focus.
Read MoreBorealis Pushes PP In Automotive Development Projects
New high-fluidity PP grades from Borealis applied to new vehicles from the Renault-Nissan Alliance exemplify the trend of using a focused PP product portfolio on common global OEM platforms.
Read MoreCollaboration Yields First Transparent, Conductive PC Film
Big application for new film is touch screens to speed response times.
WatchSolvay And e-Xstream to Speed Up Metal-To-Plastic Substitution For Car Makers
The MMI Technyl Design, an advanced simulation service for automotive OEMs jointly created by Solvay and e-Xstream, is said to accurately predict the performance of injection-molded parts, which when replacing metals, ultimately contributes to reduction of weight and part production costs.
Read MoreSolvay And e-Xstream Join To Speed Up Metal-To-Plastic Sub For Car Makers
The MMI Technyl Design advanced simulation service set up by Solvay and e-Xstream for automotive OEMs can accurately predict the performance of injection-molded parts, which when replacing metals, ultimately contribute to weight reduction and production costs.
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