Electrical / Electronic 
Polymer materials giant Bayer MaterialScience has joined the Holst Centre to develop smart polymer-based flexible electronics.
13 July 2010
US company has agreed to buy the German photovoltaics encapsulants manufacturer to extend its position in the high potential growth renewable energy sector
1 March 2010
Bayer MaterialScience has launched two nano-particulate inks for printing electronic circuits onto flexible or rigid plastics substrates
18 February 2010
Japanese moulder is producing 0.4mm high reflector cups used in what are claimed to be the slimmest commercially-available side view LEDs
18 February 2010
Italian compound maker says the new PLA compounds meet UL94-V0 requirements at 0.8mm thickness, providing a renewable alternative to PP, PBT or PA
10 November 2009
A new line of melt processable fluoropolymer (MPFP) colour masterbatches are suitable for wire and cable applications, says developer RTP
21 October 2009
Computer manufacturer Lenovo has won the first TCO Certified Edge award for 'green' IT design with its recycled ABS computer
21 October 2009
The US moulding group has invested in Morgan Solar through its newly established New Ventures Group
15 October 2009
Turkish appliance maker has selected a Noryl grade from Sabic IP to meet the requirements of the latest IEC appliance standards
27 August 2009
The first batch of seven machines will be delivered to Hayco’s moulding plant at Shenzen in China this year
14 July 2009
TCTech and Kaleido Technology are to work together to develop new light guide manufacturing techniques
19 June 2009
Although European producers cannot match the labour costs of the Far East, German appliance makers Bosch Siemens and Braun feel that intelligent design means the shift eastwards is not inevitable
4 June 2009
Borealis has launched a new PP moulding grade aimed at replacing ABS for fascias and other moulded parts in the appliances sector
8 May 2009
Mitsubishi Plastics is launching a new high gas barrier film for electronics applications that protects against oxygen, CO2 and water vapour.
6 May 2009
US phone maker is claiming a first in producing its W233 Renew phone housing casings using PC recycled from water cooler bottles.
27 February 2009
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