The new site will strengthen the production network for thermoplastic polyurethanes to meet rising demand, while utilizing advanced production technologies run entirely on renewable power.
As market drivers accelerate the adoption of polyurethane reactive hot melt adhesives away from solvent-borne solutions, the use of polycaprolactone technology in reactive hot melt adhesive applications is examined.
A study conducted by Ingevity has fully characterized the performance of a 4,000 MWt caprolactone diol versus that of a commercially available polyester diol.
The new director has decades of a wide variety of experience, including R&D, specializing in polyurethanes, as well as sales, commercialization, and production of new products.