MOOG’S TECHNOLOGY MOVES RETRACTABLE ROOF FOR WIMBLEDON’S CENTRE COURT

Labelled View of Partially Deployed Roof. (Photo: MOOG, PR0909)AMSTERDAM, July 10, 2009 – Moog Industrial Group, a part of Moog Inc. (NYSE: MOG.A and MOG.B), has put in place a high performance electric actuation solution that operates the newly installed retractable roof above Wimbledon’s Centre Court. Wimbledon’s staff closed the 1,100-metric-ton (1,212.50 tons) roof for the first time in competition on Monday, June 29 after a light rain stopped play during the second set of a match at Centre Court.

Le marché de la sécurité devient incontournable pour les prestataires de services informatiques

Clavister a développé un white paper intitulé: "Creating revenue streams for Service Providers”. Ce document offre aux prestataires de services informatiques une meilleure compréhension des possibilités supplémentaires de revenus qui peuvent être générés par le biais de systèmes de sécurité évolutifs, commercialement attractifs même pour les plus petits clients.9 juillet 2009 – Les services de sécurité sont une opportunité d'affaires à saisir pour les prestataires de services informatiques tels que les fournisseurs d’accès à Internet (FAI), les datacenters et les opérateurs de télécommunications. Spécialiste de la sécurité IP et du traitement unifié de la menace (UTM), Clavister a développé un white paper intitulé: "Creating revenue streams for Service Providers”.

SABIC Innovative Plastics’ New Bio-Based Composites Give Customers Greatly Expanded Options for More Impactful Sustainable Products

Perfume Containers Made by Rexam Beauty Packaging Using SABIC Innovative Plastics’ LNP* Thermocomp* Specialty Compound>CHICAGO – June 22, 2009 – SABIC Innovative Plastics is once again driving forward the development of eco-progressive materials as the race to replace finite resources, like petroleum with more impactful eco technologies, continues to accelerate. In its latest move, the company is helping customers create new sustainable solutions by delivering a first: two products in a new line of LNP* Thermocomp* specialty compounds that use curauá fiber and wood flour natural reinforcements. The new bio-based materials are being launched here today at NPE 2009 in SABIC’s booth W123011 and underscore SABIC Innovative Plastics’ commitment to a cleaner and healthier environment. Simultaneously the new materials are showcasing how the company is also giving customers greater options to create next-generation sustainable solutions to differentiate their products, grow current markets, expand into new sustainable market and application areas, and increase overall productivity and profitability.

Owens Corning Expands Technical Fabrics Capacity in Asia to Support Customers in Region’s Wind Energy Market

Owens Corning Composite SolutionsBEIJING, July 8, 2009 – Owens Corning (NYSE: OC), a world leader in glass fiber reinforcements and residential and commercial building materials, announced today that the company is supporting its wind blade fabrication customers in Asia by expanding capacity to produce technical fabrics at its manufacturing facilities in Chanzhou and Doudian, China and Taloja, India.

POLYSCOPE'S XIRAN® FILLS INDUSTRY GAP LEFT BY NOVA CHEMICALS' DYLARK® EXIT

PolyscopeEconomic turbulence has made a more visible impact on the automotive industry than any other. One of the most recent effects is the decision by Nova Chemicals to discontinue production of its Dylark® styrene maleic anhydride (SMA) engineering resins, important materials for dashboard carriers and other car components.

DSM PRESENTS RECENT INNOVATIONS IN AUTOMOTIVE E&E APPLICATIONS

DSM Engineering Plastics has introduced a range of both new materials and specific grades of existing materials, designed to deliver the required performance, whilst meeting the overall industry trends for lighter, more effective and greener solutions. (Photos: DSM Engineering Plastics: DSMPR238)
DSM Engineering Plastics has introduced a range of both new materials and specific grades of existing materials, designed to deliver the required performance, whilst meeting the overall industry trends for lighter, more effective and greener solutions.

New Ultem* Composites, Foam and Fiber from SABIC Innovative Plastics
Redefine Extreme Performance for Major Customer Growth Opportunities

Tubus Bauer Honeycomb for Aircraft Interiors and Exteriors Made with 
SABIC Innovative Plastics’ Ultem* Composites>CHICAGO – June 22, 2009 – SABIC Innovative Plastics has leap-frogged its Ultem* resin technology to advanced new levels of extreme performance with today’s launch of new leading-edge Ultem composite, fiber and foam technologies at NPE 2009. These new products have been specifically engineered to give customers a previously unavailable competitive edge: advanced new materials technology solutions that create virtually unlimited growth opportunities in existing, new and emerging markets. The new materials build on the company’s hugely successful Ultem polyetherimide (PEI) resin, an industry-renowned workhorse thermoplastic that has given customers years of reliable, extreme performance for the most demanding and high-heat resistant applications. SABIC Innovative Plastics is exhibiting the new Ultem materials here in booth W123011.

ARNITEL® TPC ADVANTAGE FOR FORD FIESTA VACUUM BRAKE TUBING

Ford has selected Arnitel TPC from DSM Engineering Plastics for the production of vacuum brake tubes for its recently launched new Ford Fiesta. In doing so, Ford has acknowledged the advantages of Arnitel for this specific application. Ford already uses Arnitel in similar applications in a number of its models: Ford Mondeo, Ford S-Max, Ford C-Max, Ford Galaxy and Ford Focus. (Photo: DSM Engineering Plastics: DSMPR235)
Ford has selected Arnitel TPC from DSM Engineering Plastics for the production of vacuum brake tubes for its recently launched new Ford Fiesta. In doing so, Ford has acknowledged the advantages of Arnitel for this specific application. Ford already uses Arnitel in similar applications in a number of its models: Ford Mondeo, Ford S-Max, Ford C-Max, Ford Galaxy and Ford Focus.