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Plastic Manufactures Manufacturer Tradename Material 3M Corp. Vikuiti PC/PET film 3M Performance Polymers FTPE Fluoroelastomer A. L. Hyde Company Hydlar PA aramid fiber reinforced A. Schulman Formion Ionomer A. Schulman Invision TPO A. Schulman Miraprene TPV A. Schulman Polyaxis Rotational molding compounds A. Schulman Polyfabs ABS A. Schulman Polyflam Flame retardant compounds A. Schulman Polyfort PP, PE, EVA A. Schulman Polyman ABS alloys A. Schulman Polypur PUR A. Schulman Polytrope TPO A. Schulman Polyvin Flexible PVC A. Schulman Schulablend ABS/PA A. Schulman Schuladur PBT A. Schulman Schulaflex Flexible elastomers A. Schulman Schulamid PA 6, PA 66 A. Schulman Schulink HDPE A. Schulman Sunprene PVC elastomer Achilles Corporation Achilles Foamed PS, PUR Aclo Compounders Accucomp Blended compounds Aclo Compounders Accuguard Flame retardant compounds Aclo Compounders Acculoy Alloyed resins Aclo Compounders Accutech Engineering resins Actiplast Acvitron Flexible PVC Addiplast Addilene PP Addiplast Addinyl PA 6, PA 66 Adell Adell Thermoplastic resin Advanced Elastomer Systems Dytron TPE Advanced Elastomer Systems Geolast TPV Advanced Elastomer Systems Santoprene EPTR Advanced Elastomer Systems Trefsin TPE Advanced Elastomer Systems VistaFlex TPO Advanced Elastomer Systems Vyram EPTR Advanced Polymer Alloys LLC DuraGrip Thermoplastic rubber Aiscondel Etinox PVC Akai Plastik Sanayi Ve Ticaret AS Aklamid PA 6, PA 66 Akai Plastik Sanayi Ve Ticaret AS Akmaril ABS Akai Plastik Sanayi Ve Ticaret AS Akron HIPS Albis Albis PA 6, PA 66 Albis Alcom PA 66, POM Albis Cellidor CAB, CP Albis Petlon PBT Albis Tedur PPS Alfagomma S.p.A. Alfater XL TPV Alfaline S.r.l. Alfacarb PC Alfaline S.r.l. Alfanyl PA 6, PA 66 Alfaline S.r.l. Alfater PBT AliaChem Duromix PVC Alliance Alloys Keltalloy TPV Alliance Alloys Versalloy TPV Alpha Gary Alphatec TPE Alpha Gary Dural PVC 1 Manufacturer Tradename Material Alpha Gary Evoprene SEBS Alpha Gary Garaflex TPE Alpha Gary Superkleen PVC Alpha Gary Vythene PVC+PUR Alusuisse Airex AG Airex Linear PVC foam Alusuisse Airex AG Forex Expandable PC sheet Alusuisse Airex AG Herex Closed cell PVC foam Alusuisse Airex AG Kapex PU foam Alveo Alveolit Closed cell polyolefin foam Alveo Alveolon Crosslinked polyolefin foam Alveo Alveolux Polyolefin foam American Polymers API PS Anchor Rubber Company Ensolite NBR/PVC foamed sheet Ansa Termoplastici S.r.l. Aurocril ABS Ansa Termoplastici S.r.l. Karbolon PC Ansa Termoplastici S.r.l. Poler PA 6, PA 66 Ansa Termoplastici S.r.l. Vetacril PMMA Anwil S.A. Polanvil-S PVC API s.p.a. Apiflex PVC API s.p.a. Apigo TPE API s.p.a. Apilon TPU API s.p.a. Apizero PU API s.p.a. Megol SE/BS Aquafil Technopolymers Acester PBT Aquafil Technopolymers Acnor PPO/PPE Aquafil Technopolymers Acstyr ABS Aquafil Technopolymers Aquamid PA 6 Aquafil Technopolymers Carboblend PC/PBT Aquafil Technopolymers Carboloy PC/ABS Aquafil Technopolymers Ecocarb PC Aquafil Technopolymers Ecoform POM Aquafil Technopolymers Econyl PA 6 Aquafil Technopolymers Poliform POM Aquafil Technopolymers Specialmid PA 6, PA 66 Arcoplex Trading S.r.l. Arcomid PA 6, PA 66 Arcoplex Trading S.r.l. Arcoplen PP Arla Plast A B Colorado PC sheet Arla Plast A B Griphen Transparent copolyster sheet Arla Plast A B Makrolife PC sheet Arla Plast A B Makrotech PC sheet Arla Plast A B Saphir PC sheet Arla Plast AB Makroclear PC sheet Aron Kasey Arexear EBS/S Arpechim Argetena-I LDPE Arpechim Argetena-J HDPE Arpechim Romter EPDM elastomer Asahi Aramica PA film Asahi Polyslider PA Asahi Chemical Lunex-T POM Asahi Chemical Stylac ABS, ASA Asahi Chemical Sunfine PE Asahi Chemical Suntec PE Asahi Chemical Xyron Modified PPE Asahi Glass Company Aflas Thermoplastic fluoroelastomer Asahi Glass Company Aflon PFA, E/TFE Asahi Glass Company Cytop Perfluoroelastomer 2 Manufacturer Tradename Material Asahi Glass Company Fluon PTFE Asahi Glass Company Fluorocomp Filled PTFE Asahi Glass Company Lumiflon FEVE Asahi Kasei Asadene Butadiene rubber Asahi Kasei Asaflex Styrene-Butadiene Block Copolymer Asahi Kasei Asaprene Styrene-Butadiene TPE Asahi Kasei Delaglas PMMA sheet Asahi Kasei Delmore PMMA Asahi Kasei Delpet PMMA Asahi Kasei Lastan Polyacrylonitrile sheet Asahi Kasei Leona PA 66 Asahi Kasei Tenac POM Asahi Thermofil Esbrid Reinforced PA Asahi Thermofil Esdash PP Asahi Thermofil Estomid PA Asahi Thermofil Estyrene PS Asahi Thermofil NSC PA, PS Asahi Thermofil Thermylene PP Asahi Thermofil Thermylon PA 6, PA 66 Asahimas Chemical Asnil PVC Ashland Aropol Thermoset resin Ashland Hetron Thermoset resin Ashley Polymers Ashlene PA 6, PA 66, PA 6/12 AT Plastics Aqua-Link Polyolefin compounds AT Plastics Ateva EVA copolymer AT Plastics Flexet PE AT Plastics PowerGuard Polyolefin compounds Athlone Extrusions Ltd. Athpol ABS sheet Atofina Alphacan PVC, PE, PP tubes Atofina Altuglas PMMA sheet Atofina Appryl PP, PE Atofina Arradur ABS Atofina Atofina Polypropylene PP Atofina Atoglas PMMA, PC Atofina Cosden PS Atofina Cristamid PA 11, PA 12 Atofina Evatane PE Atofina Fina PS general purpose Atofina Finacene mHDPE, mPP Atofina Finaclear SBS Atofina Finaflex SBS elastomer Atofina Finaplas Syndiotactic PP (sPP) Atofina Finaprene SBS elastomer Atofina Finapro PP Atofina Finathane HDPE Atofina Foraflon PVDF Atofina Implex PMMA sheet Atofina Kamax Acrylic copolymer Atofina Kynar PVDF Atofina Lacovyl PVC copolymers Atofina Lacqrene HIPS Atofina Lacqtene LDPE Atofina Laqtene HDPE Atofina Lucalor Chlorinated PVC Atofina Nakan PVC flexible Atofina Orevac Grafted PP, PE 3 Manufacturer Tradename Material Atofina Orgalloy PA alloys Atofina Oroglas PMMA Atofina Pebax PEI Atofina Rilsan PA 11, PA 12 Atofina Solarcote PMMA Atofina Sunfrost TPE Atofina Tuffak PC sheet Ausimont Algoflon PTFE Ausimont Halar Fluoropolymer Ausimont Halon Fluoropolymer Ausimont Hyflon PDVF Ausimont Hylar PVDF Ausimont Polymist PTFE Ausimont Tecnoflon Fluoroelastomer Avebe Paragon Biopolymer Axxis N.V. Axpet PET sheet Axxis N.V. Axxis PC PC Sheet Azdel Azdel PP Azdel Azdel PBT, PET, PBT/PET Azdel Azloy PC, PPO/PA, PC/PBT Azdel Azmet PBT sheet Bada Plast GmbH Badadur PBT Bada Plast GmbH Badaflex TPE-S Bada Plast GmbH Badamid PA Bakelite AG Haiplen PP Bakelite AG Keripol Polyester Bakelite AG Rutamid PA 6, PA 66 Bakelite AG Sirfen Phenolic resin Bakelite AG Taroblend PC/ABS blends Bakelite AG Tarodur ABS Bakelite AG Taroform POM Bakelite AG Tarolon PC Bakelite AG Tarolox PBT, PET Bakelite AG Taroloy PC/PBT blends Bakelite AG Taromid PA 6, PA 66 Bamberger Polymers Bapolan PS, SAN, ABS Bamberger Polymers Bapolene PP, PE Bangkok Polyethylene Co. Ltd. Hi-Zex HDPE Bangkok Polyethylene Co. Ltd. Thai-Zex HDPE Barlo Plastics Barlo PC, PS, SAN, PMMA sheet Basell Adflex PP Basell Adstif Olefin Copolymer Basell Adsyl Seal resins Basell Astryn PP, TPO Basell Catalloy TPO Basell Cefor PP Basell Clyrell High clarity PP Basell Elenac PE Basell Hi-Fax PP, TPE, TPO Basell Hi-Glass PP Basell Hivalloy PP alloy Basell HMS PP Basell Hostalen HDPE Basell Lucalen Ethylene/acrylate copolymer Basell Luflexen mLLDPE Basell Lupolen LDPE, HDPE 4 Manufacturer Tradename Material Basell Lupolex LLDPE Basell Metocene mPP Basell Moplen PP Basell Novolen PP Basell Pro-Fax PP, PE Basell Questorn Adhesive polymers Basell Refax PP recycled Basell Spherilen LLDPE, HDPE Basell Valtec PP BASF Autofroth PUR BASF Ecoflex Biodegradable copolyester BASF Elastollan PUR BASF Elastopor PUR BASF Gusspolyamid PA 6 BASF Lucryl PMMA sheet BASF Luran SAN, ASA BASF Luranyl PPE/PS BASF Neopolen Expanded PP BASF Neopor EPS BASF Peripor EPS BASF Polystyrol PS BASF Ronfalin ABS BASF Styroblend PS alloy BASF Styrodur Rigid PS foam BASF Styroflex SB copolymer BASF Styrolen PS BASF Styrolux SBC BASF Styropor EPS BASF Terblend N PC/ABS BASF Terluran ABS BASF Terlux MABS BASF Ultradur PBT BASF Ultraform POM BASF Ultramid PA BASF Ultrapek PAEK BASF Ultrason - E PES BASF Ultrason - S PSU BASF Vinidur PVC BASF Vinoflex PVC BASF Vinuran PVC Bayer Apec PC (high temperature) Bayer Bayblend PC/ABS Bayer Baydur Structural foam PUR RIM Bayer Bayfol PBT foil Bayer Baypren Chloroprene rubber Bayer Baytron Inherently conductive polymers Bayer Cadon SMA copolymer Bayer Centrex ASA, ASA + AES Bayer Desmopan TPU Bayer Durethan PA 6, PA 66 Bayer Krylene E-SBR Bayer Krynac NBR Bayer Krynol E-SBR Bayer Levapren EVM Bayer Lustran ABS, SAN, ABS+Acrylic Bayer Lustropak ABS 5 Manufacturer Tradename Material Bayer Makroblend PC/PET blend Bayer Makrofol PC film Bayer Makrolon PC Bayer Novodur ABS Bayer Nydur PA 6 Bayer Perbunan NBR Bayer Pocan PBT Bayer Polysar SBR Bayer Prism PUR Bayer Sangel SAN Bayer Sanrex SAN Bayer Sinvet PC Bayer Taktene Butadiene rubber Bayer Texin PU Bayer Therban HNBR Bayer Triax PC/ABS, SAN/PA Bayer Urepan PU Bayer Vulkollan PU Bayer AG BAK Biodegradable polyester Bayer Sewon Ltd. Sewon Glas PC, PMMA sheet Beijing Chemical Industries Kaifa PBT, PA 66, PPO Beijing Organic Chemical Plant Huabao EVA, PVA Belland BellTuff Alkaline soluble acrylic Bennet Europe Ethyprene SBS/PE Bennet Europe Propyprene SBS/PP Beta Polymers Beta - - - Bhansali Engineering Polymers Ltd. Abstron ABS Biotec GmbH Bioplast Biopolymer BIP Plastex Beetle PC, PC/ABS, PBT BIP Plastex Beetle Acetal POM BIP Plastex Beetle Nylon PA 6, PA 66 Birmingham Polymers Lactel Biodegradable polymers Borden Chemical Cellobond Phenolic resin Borealis Borecene Rotomolding PE Borealis Borstar LLDPE, LDPE Borealis Daplen PP Borealis Nepol PP long glass fiber reinforcement Borealis Plytron Unidirectional reinforced PP Borealis Xmod PP copolymers BP plc Acclear High clarity PP BP plc Accpro Enhanced PP BP plc Acctuf Impact copolymer PP BP plc Ardel Polyarylate BP plc Barex Acrylonitrile copolymer BP plc Curv PP composite sheet BP plc Eltex P PP BP plc Empera PS, EPS BP plc Fortilene PP BP plc Novex LDPE, EVA film BP plc Rigilene PS alloys BP plc Rigipore EPS BP Solvay Polyethylene Etilinas LLDPE, HDPE BP Solvay Polyethylene Innovex LLDPE BP Solvay Polyethylene Rigidex HDPE Bridgestone Moran EPDM sheet British Vita plc Vitamide PA 6, PA 66, PA 6/66 6 Manufacturer Tradename Material British Vita plc Vitaprene TPE Buna SOW Leuna Olefinverbund GmbH Mirathen PE Buna SOW Leuna Olefinverbund GmbH Scolefin PE, PP Buna SOW Leuna Olefinverbund GmbH Sconablend TPE Burkill Pty Ltd.
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