Solvay Engineering Plastics

Lyon, FRANCE– June 14, 2012 – Rhodia Engineering Plastics, a member of the Solvay group, now offers the automotive industry a new heat performance Technyl® range specifically engineered for both injection and blow molded parts for turbo-charged engines. View more and related images

Lyon, France May 29th, 2012- In order to bring high-performance, economical solutions to the automotive and the manufacturing industry quickly in the midst of the PA12 crisis, Rhodia Engineering Plastics, member of the Solvay Group, is proposing its Technyl® eXten PA6.10 product as a drop-in solution for a variety of applications where PA12 is typically used. View more and related images

Lyon, FRANCE – April 11th, 2012 – TechnylStar® advanced polymers from Rhodia Engineering Plastics have enabled the designing and launching of a revolutionary thermoplastic hand pallet truck (HPT) called the I-ton. View more and related images

Lyon, FRANCE – March 27, 2012 – Here at the JEC Composites Show, one of the world’s major exhibitions for composites materials, Rhodia Engineering Plastics, a member of the Solvay group, showcases Evolite™ by Technyl® which has been recently endorsed through partnerships and co-innovation projects to develop automotive and marine applications. View more and related images

Paris, May 19, 2011----- Faurecia, a global supplier of engineering solutions and automotive components, and Rhodia, a world leader in the development and production of specialty chemicals, have teamed up to jointly develop next-generation innovative lightweight automotive seat structural components using polyamide-based highperformance engineering plastics. View more and related images

Paris, May 19, 2011– At Challenge Bibendum 2011, Rhodia is highlighting its innovative solutions in polymer materials, silica technology and catalytic processes to meet the ecological, cleanliness and safety challenges of sustainable mobility. The company’s global leadership and staunch commitment to sustainability are characterized by important technologies that can reduce vehicle fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions and promote higher air quality. These include Technyl® polyamide materials for weight reduction through metal replacement, Zeosil® highly dispersible silica to lower rolling resistance of tires, and Eolys™, OPtalys™ technologies for emission control systems. View more and related images

Paris, May 19, 2011 -----The ever increasing global need for energy efficient solutions coupled with new European tire labelling legislation - coming into effect on November 1, 2012 - is driving world-wide demand for Highly Dispersible Silica (HDS) which is estimated to grow by 10% over the next five years. View more and related images