High-temperature sliding materials from Roechling
Roechling produced two high-temperature sliding materials with special properties.
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Highlights from the worldwide leading countries in bio-based economy
Speakers from top US and German companies at 6th International Conference on Industrial Biotechnology and Bio-based Plastics & Composites in Cologne.
BASF: Metal removed from the Equation
Front end carrier in the new Volkswagen Golf made only from plastic.
Interview with Marc Jamin, SABIC
We publish an interview with Marc Jamin.
New range of high performance insulation products
Total to launch a new range of high performance insulation products.
Röchling Automotive selects Technyl polyamide
Röchling Automotive selects Technyl polyamide for high temperature turbo applications.
Plastics – the Facts 2012
“Plastics – the Facts 2012” report now available: More efforts towards zero plastics to landfill needed.
PolyOne replaces metal in sailboat rigging blocks
PolyOne Corporation, a premier global provider of specialized polymer materials, services and solutions, announced that injection molder and assembler FKD B.V. has replaced metal components in sailboat rigging blocks with polymer solutions from PolyOne.
SABIC Helps GRAMMER Lead Rail Industry with New Railway Seating Solution
SABIC’s Innovative Plastics business is showcasing GRAMMER Railway Interior GmbH’s tough, new seat back shells and side panels for first-class railcars that comply with Europe’s upcoming CEN/TS 45545 harmonized standard for fire safety.
New thermoplastic lift-gate solution
Styron develops first-in-market thermoplastic lift-gate solution for the New Renault Clio.
DuPont shows how collaboration generates better performance, lower cost
DuPont Performance Polymers is featuring an innovative automotive jounce bumper component to show how design, materials and processing can converge to deliver added performance and lower cost.
SABIC at Fakuma 2012
At Fakuma 2012 SABIC’s Innovative Plastics business announced a new Noryl resin that not only complies with current European and global sustainability regulations governing materials used in potable water systems, but also with new, tougher regulations slated to go into effect in 2016.
