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NEWS IN BRIEF...


Honeywell said it plans to spin-off its Advanced Materials business into an independent, US publicly traded company. www.honeywell.com


Röhm has granted Albis additional distribution rights for Plexiglas and Plex- imid moulding compounds in the Scandinavian regions, as well as the Baltic states. Previously, this cooperation covered markets in Turkey and North Africa. www.roehm.com www.albis.com


Neste and Braskem have announced an agreement on the supply of renewable and recycled feedstocks for polymers and chemicals production, with Braskem products based on these feedstocks expected to be available from the fourth quarter of 2024. www.neste.com www.braskem.com.br


Evonik Oxeno to expand PVC plasticisers capacity


Evonik Oxeno, the C4 chemicals arm of Germany’s Evonik group, has an- nounced it is “significantly expanding” its production capacities for isononanol- based PVC plasticisers. The company did not


provide details of the new capacities for the INA-based plasticisers, Elatur CH (DINCH) and Elatur DINCD. The capacity expansions will be integrated into the existing network of C4 plants in Marl, Germany. “The capacity expansion


marks another important milestone in the diversifica- tion of our plasticiser portfolio,” said Frank Beiss- mann, MD of Evonik Oxeno. “To meet the growing demand for these products, we will begin work this year.” n Evonik said it is reorganis- ing core offerings in its


Evonik’s facility in Marl, Germany


Coating & Adhesive Resins and Health Care business units and selling off non- core businesses which contribute sales of €350m. Coating & Adhesive


Resins will now focus on two areas: liquid polybutadienes as additives for adhesives and sealants or tyres, and specialty acrylics for medical technology and the packag- ing industry. The business


unit’s polyolefins business, with sales of around €100m, will be transferred to Evonik’s C4 chain business. In March, Evonik an- nounced it would cut up to 2,000 jobs, the majority in Germany, by the end of 2026 as part of a €400m restructuring and cost cutting programme dubbed ‘Evonik Tailor Made.’ �www.evonik.com


Americhem to sell ColorRx in Europe


Americhem Healthcare said it is introducing its ColorRx compounds and master- batch in a variety of stand- ard colours and base resins to the European market. “We’re furthering our


‘global reach, regional focus’ by extending Amer- ichem’s capabilities to meet increasing European healthcare industry demand for high quality polymer materials,” said Barto DuPlessis, Vice President and General Manager, Europe. “Our masterbatch and compounding excel-


6 COMPOUNDING WORLD | November 2024


lence for advanced surgical instrumentation, robotic- assisted surgery, drug delivery, catheters, hearing aids and more lines up perfectly with the needs of


the European healthcare market.” ColorRx polymers will be


produced in one of three ISO 13485 and cGMP compliant global facilities,


ensuring the highest standards of quality and reliability, it said. The formulations under-


go rigorous biocompatibility testing, providing peace of mind for healthcare applica- tions. The company also offers formulations that are RoHS and REACH compliant ensuring that medical devices can be used worldwide, meeting international standards and regulations. Custom colour matching is also part of the offering. �www.americhem.com


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