Engineering Resins
High-Efficiency Stabilizer for Aliphatic Nylons
Brüggemann’s Bruggolen TP-H1804 designed for use at continuous temperatures between 320°F-to-374°F
Read MoreAsahi Kasei Plastics North America Merges with Asahi Kasei Asaclean Americas
Merged entity to further boost best-in-class manufacturing services.
Read MoreM. Holland Partners with Lavergne to Distribute PCR Engineering Resins
The partnership will allow M. Holland’s clients to access Lavergne’s certified PCR resins with increased supply chain security and pricing stability in North America.
Read MoreChemical Market Analytics and Rystad Energy Enter into Data & Research Partnership
The partnership is expected to result in the delivery of best-in-class intelligence for the chemicals and energy markets
Read MorePolykemi Starts Up its U.S. Compounding Operations
At the Gastonia, N.C., facility, the company is producing its broad portfolio of nearly every thermoplastic, with the exception of PVC.
Read MoreTracing the History of Polymeric Materials, Part 26: High-Performance Thermoplastics
The majority of the polymers that today we rely on for outstanding performance — such as polysulfone, polyethersulfone, polyphenylsulfone and PPS — were introduced in the period between 1965 and 1985. Here’s how they entered your toolbox of engineering of materials.
Read MoreStyrenic TPEs for Overmolding with Higher PCR Content
Avient’s resound REC Recycled Content TPE portfolio now includes PC, ABS and PC/ABS compounds with up to 45% post-consumer recycle content.
Read MorePC Copolymers for Chemically-Resistant, Thin-Wall Medical Devices
SABIC’s LNP Elcres CRX1314W and its biobased equivalent Elcrin CRX1314BTW boast distinct combination of properties for clear covers, screens and display lenses.
Read MoreElectrically Conductive PBT for Automotive
Polyplastics Duranex 201EB PBT is designed for millimeter wave radar applications.
Read MoreCovestro PC Chosen by Dermadry for Treatment Trays of Medical Device
Makrolon 2458 PC makes up key components of the latest device for treating hyperhidrosis.
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