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April 2011

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Market optimism influences Solvay's takeover of Rhodia

Styron and Evonik to go public and name change for Styron

BASF gets go ahead for MDI

BMS to expand MDI in Germany

Set up for R&D in China

Taiwanese company buys American SBC supplier

MATERIALS NEWS

Malaysian jv to produce super-absorbent polymers

No more BPA bottles in Malaysia next year

Sibur to increase ethylene/TPE capacity

NatureWorks to set up facility in Asia

Eastman and Oxea add on plasticiser capacity

EU control on phthalates and Eastman to stop producing

Resin for pipes and tanks

MACHINERY NEWS

Battenfeld wins litigation against Chinese manufacturer

Micromoulding machine at R&D centre

Coperion scores in UAE

German company expands its reach

Tube lines for wider range

Italian machine sales do better than expected

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PU show in the right place and at the right time!

INJECTION MOULDING ASIA

Zotefoams to acquire Mucell Extrusion

Haitian hits new sales record

Chen Hsong to make large machines

Electric alternative to hydraulic machine

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Chen Hsong to make large machines

ong Kong-based Chen Hsong Holdings will make large two-platen hydraulic injection moulding machines using technology it has licensed from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Plastic Technology of Japan. The company, which will make the machines at its facility in China, will sell them in China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.

The company said the deal will enhance its capability in R&D in the development of large-size two-platen type machines. The deal includes the exclusive rights for Chen Hsong to manufacture the large machines in the designated region.

Early this year, Mitsubishi said it would sell Austrian company Engel's medium-sized multi-component machines, Duo Combi, in Japan. Mitsubishi is handling sales, installation, service and spare parts for the machines that have a clamping force of less than 1,000 tonnes.