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Solvay Advanced Polymers Actively Working With New PrimoSpire Self-Reinforced Polyphenylene in Membrane Applications

Apr 17 2007

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Solvay Advanced Polymers announced its ongoing exploration into membrane product and application development for its ultra-performance polymer, SolvaSpire self-reinforced polyphenylene. PrimoSpire SRP is part of Solvay Advanced Polymers' SolvaSpire line of ultra polymers and is the world's stiffest un- reinforced plastic.

Solvay Advanced Polymers, L.L.C. produces more plastics with more performance than any other company in the world. This gives design engineers worldwide more ways to solve top design challenges in automotive, medical, electronics, aerospace and other demanding industries.

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