With the new new test laboratory for Flexi-Disc tubular cable conveyors and integrated bulk handling equipment technicians verify system performance prior to final equipment design and fabrication.

With the intention of converting post-consumer polystyrene waste into styrene monomer, Ineos Styrolution has signed a MOU with Agilyx for installing the de-polymerisation technology at its facility.

Bostik has announced the opening of its new Dallas plant in the US state Texas. The adhesive specialist for construction, consumer and industrial manufacturing markets will produce ceramic tile adhesives (CTA) and floor preparation products at the new site. The company belongs to Arkema which acquired Bostik in early 2015.

Amidst the uncertain economic and trade scenario across the globe, the EU region is predicted to grow at 1.5 % this year as well as the following year.

Learn how a producer of specialty chemicals optimizes the safety and reliability of polymer-emulsions manufacturing with the assistance of special eccentric disc pumps.

Technip FMC has signed an exclusive cooperation agreement with Kem One to support the marketing and licensing of Kem One’s Suspension Polyvinyl Chloride (S-PVC) technology.

With the long-expected Tahrir project, Egypt is intending to build the largest petrochemical project in the Middle East. Eleven plants including a Naphta Cracker will produce about 1.5 million tons of ethylene and 880,000 tons of propylene.

Catalysts, whether heterogeneous or homogenous, ignite the turbo in reactors and have what it takes to make future dreams come true. The wish list includes things like the age-old dream of using carbon dioxide as a chemical feedstock.

Pluss Polymers, a pioneer in Phase change material (PCM) technology in India, has extended its product range for last mile distribution in the cold chain transport industry, the biggest problem faced by the industry today. PLUSS has introduced tailor made PCMs for Eutectic plates installed in trucks.

Indian oil and Russian technology could become the recipe for India's independence from foreign rubber imports: Sibur and Reliance Industries, two rising players in the global oil and petrochemical business, now join forces to build the world's fourth biggest butyl rubber production at Jamnagar, India.