R&P Polyplastic compounder of the month
Head office location: Moscow, Russia Date founded: August 19, 1991
Managing Director: Pavlov Aleksandr Vitaliyevich Ownership:
Limited Liability Company
No. of employees: 700 Sales 2016: US$125m
Production 2016: 71,000 tonnes Plant locations: Moscow, Togliatti, Engels (Russia)
Profile: R&P PolyPlastic produces thermoplastic composite materials for injection and blow moulding and extrusion. Key markets include automotive, household appliances and construction. The company, which claims to be the largest compounder in the Russian market with a share of 30% in some sectors, recently announced plans to acquire a production site in Western Europe in the not too distant future.
Product line: The company specialises in production of composite materials based on polyamide 6 and 6.6. Its production sites are equipped with modern extrusion equipment that allows custom incorporation of functional additives, pigments and dyes.
Product strengths: R&P Polyplastic operates a well equipped R&D centre and is a first tier supplier to international brands including PSMA Rus (PSA Group in CIS countries), Samsung, Indesit, Volkswagen and Renault-Nissan.
To be considered for ‘Compounder of the Month’ contact Elizabeth Carroll at
ec@amiplastics.com
Forthcoming features The next issues of Compounding World magazine will have special reports on the following subjects:
April Electrically conductive compounds Additives for recycled plastics Extruder maintenance Purging compounds
May Wire and cable applications Clarifiers and nucleating agents Industry 4.0 for compounders Chinaplas 2017 preview
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