
Lanxess at the International Rubber Conference 2015
At International Rubber Conference in Nurnberg Lanxess presents innovative solutions for the entire rubber industry.
At International Rubber Conference in Nurnberg Lanxess presents innovative solutions for the entire rubber industry.
"Green tires" reduce the fuel consumption of vehicles by as much as 7 percent in urban traffic and can save fleet operators thousands of euros every year.
2014 sees German plastics and rubber machinery sales slightly ahead of the previous year, according to VDMA.
As of March 1, 2015, Lindberg & Lund Oy AB will market room-temperature-vulcanizing silicone rubber grades in Finland.
Evonik has started up two new plant units for the production of crosslinking activators at its multi-user site in Wesseling.
German exports to Russia during the period from January to September 2014 decreased by 40%.
Partnership between Braskem, Amyris and Michelin aims to develop and produce renewable isoprene for production of tire and other rubber applications.
New plant with annual capacity of 155,000 metric tons per year will secure BASF's internal supply of butadiene in Europe.
Munich-based chemical company is expanding its product range with a new liquid silicone rubber for the production of automotive gaskets.
Lanxess invested EUR 18 million in production expansion for Baypren polychloroprene solid rubber.
Polish company is planning to build a neodymium polybutadiene rubber plant in Brazil.
A three-year long cooperation brings significant advantages for both companies.