Chemicals
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21 May 2019
SONGWON at Chinaplas 2019 with a strong portfolio of high-performance solutions
Global chemical specialties leader and the 2nd largest manufacturer of polymer stabilizers in the world, SONGWON Industrial Group, will again be presenting its broad range of high-performance solutions at Chinaplas 2019 in Guangzhou, PR China (Hall 13.2, Stand M21). In line with its ambition to build a leading position in China while serving the specific needs of the Chinese market, SONGWON will be demonstrating its innovative strength with sustainable solutions for automotive, agricultural, injection molding applications and more.
20 May 2019
Archroma launches Appretan® NTR, a water-based textile coating binder based on renewable natural ingredients
Archroma, a global leader in color and specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, has launched Appretan® NTR, a break-through water-based textile coating binder based on renewable natural ingredients.
Textile innovator Devan Chemicals will launch two new technologies at the upcoming Techtextil show in Frankfurt (May 14-17). Bio-flam, a bio-based flame retardant product and Odour Breakdown, a wash durable, non-biocidal odour control solution.
Archroma, a global leader in color and specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, has officially inaugurated its new Global Competence Center for Automotive & Synthetic Dyeing in Korschenbroich, Germany.
Perstorp, a global leader in the specialty chemicals market, has announced the construction of a new plant in the town of Perstorp, Sweden. This new plant boosts investment in the production of its low environmental impact runway deicer, Pergrip™.
Textile innovator Devan Chemicals and Triathlon & Performance-brand HUUB announce their partnership at the upcoming Performance Days show in Munich. The two companies have been working on a project around Devan’s cool comfort technology ‘Moov&Cool’. The unique formulation, applied to HUUB’s trisuits, was tested and examined by Dr Faulkner, Head of Sports Engineering at Nottingham Trent University, who has now put forward his first findings. Competing in triathlons in hot and humid conditions is often challenging due to the additional environmental stress placed on the athlete. When you compete in triathlon you produce heat as a result of the increase in metabolic rate required to meet the elevated energy demand due to swimming, cycling and running.