2024/05/30
Renewal of Imen Polymer Chemie’s Knowledge-Based Certificate
Table of contents Imen Polymer Chemie, pioneer in the polyurethane industry in Iran, proudly announces the second renewal of its knowledge-based certificate. This significant achievement not only reflects the company’s technical and specialized capabilities but also demonstrates its ongoing commitment to innovation, research, and development. Importance of the knowledge-based certificate The knowledge-based certificate allows […]
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2023/08/10
Polyurethane foam: Adding comfort, safety, and innovation to the automotive industry
The chemical compounds TDI (Toluene Diisocyanate) and MDI (Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate) are widely used as raw materials in the production of rigid and flexible polyurethane foams. In the automotive industry, polyurethane foam is utilized in a variety of applications, bringing significant improvements to vehicles, including enhanced comfort, sound and heat insulation, safety performance, sealing, and structural integrity.
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2022/09/23
Converting dairy products into polyurethane and other bioplastics
The problem of plastic pollution has been steadily increasing over time. In response, an American researcher at an agricultural research center has been studying a new approach to tackling this issue. The researcher has focused a significant amount of time on investigating the possibility of converting agricultural waste into bioplastics.
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2021/04/11
Membership in Iranian Polyurethane Manufacturers Association
The polyurethane industry plays a crucial role in our lives and is often considered a measure of a nation's prosperity; thus, the Iranian Polyurethane Association began its activities in April-May 2021 with the aim of enhancing production and meeting national needs.
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2018/12/11
China to Ban HCFC-141b Use in Three Industries
China will ban HCFC-141b in refrigerators, refrigerated containers, and water heaters starting January 1, 2019, as part of its Montreal Protocol commitments. The full phase-out of HCFCs is targeted for 2030, with minimal impact expected on these industries due to prior adjustments.
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