Arlanxeo inaugurates new rubber plant in China

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Summary

Arlanxeo has inaugurated a new Therban (HNBR) rubber plant in Changzhou, China, expanding its HNBR production footprint to better supply high-quality elastomers across China and the Asia-Pacific and meet rising demand for advanced rubber materials.

Which industries or applications in APAC do you think will benefit most from this added HNBR capacity, and why?

Arlanxeo (Maastricht, the Netherlands) has inaugurated its new Therban® hydrogenated nitrile butadiene rubber (HNBR) plant in Changzhou, China. The new plant supports expanding ARLANXEO’s HNBR production footprint and its ability to deliver reliable, high-quality elastomer solutions to customers across China and the Asia-Pacific region, while helping meet the growing demand for advanced rubber materials in […]

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Arlanxeo inaugurates new rubber plant in China

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