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2007-07-05 News Release
BASF Plastics pre K 2007 news conference Numerous innovations from all engineering plastics segments of BASF at a pre-K 2007 Trade Press Conference in Germany.
Dr. John Feldmann, Member of the Board of Directors, responsible for
BASF’s plastics as well as oil and gas business, at a pre K press
conference 2007, held on July 3 and 4 in Frankenthal, near Ludwigshafen,
Germany, explains the company’s consequent orientation on the basis
of well-defined customer interaction models. In the plastics segment,
BASF intends to focus on specialties and products with a high potential
for differentiation in the market. The target is to increase the sales
share of these products by 2010 from roughly 25 to 40%.
Products for automobile production There is also news about the very easy-flowing PBT Ultradur* High Speed.
Backed by high market demand BASF offers now 15 different grades of this
material. This PBT (polybutylene terephthalate), which has been rendered
especially easy flowing by means of nanotechnology, is now also available
in a thermally conductive variant, in various flame-retardant versions
and in the low-warpage form made of PBT/ASA. The new, low-warpage version
of Ultradur High Speed-Type has been explicitly optimized for making automotive
instrument panels. It is used in the dolphin system, a new method for
producing soft and leather-like instrument panels in a very cost-efficient
way. The companies Engel, Georg Kauffmann, P-Group and BASF have jointly
developed the dolphin technique. One of the first prototype parts near
to series application will be produced live at the K show in October. Two innovative Ultrason* E grades (PESU: polyethersulfone) are available in BASF’s high performance plastics range. Both are developed for automotive headlights. Ultrason E 2010 MR black HM offers improved temperature behavior since it is colored by a new pigment system. The first PESU-Blend Ultrason E 2010 MR HP has been developed, optimizing toughness and processability considerably without harming temperature resistance. Water injection technology (WIT) is particularly useful for plastics injection molding of complex hollow parts. For this technology BASF has now three specific products in its range of engineering plastics: A hydrolysis-resistant PA 66, Ultramid A3HG6 WIT, for cooling water pipes, Ultramid B3G10 SI (PA 6) and the PBT Ultradur B 4040 G10 WIT, both for structural parts like roof rails. First applications have been realized together with the company Decoma. * Cellasto, Ultramid, Ultradur, Terblend, Elastoflex and Ultrason are
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