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WEST WARWICK, R.I.—Guill Tooling & Engineering believes that the best way it can help customers is not just to provide them with products, but to be problem solvers.
Economic experts are coining this the era of "slowbalization."
SINGAPORE—World supplies of natural rubber fell in the first four months of 2019, according to the latest figures from the Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have designed pliable 3D-printed mesh materials for medical applications such as knee and ankle braces.
SCHAUMBURG, Ill.—Developments for elastomers in the health care market will be driven by large original equipment manufacturers investing in wearable medical devices, according to Marie Crane, health care market leader for DuPont.
Major League Baseball's All-Star Game festivities came to Cleveland in 2019, and Justin Verlander accused the league of "juicing" the baseball to spark more offense. If he's right, it means rubber is likely playing a role.
THE WOODLANDS, Texas—Global chemical company Huntsman will put a focus on additive manufacturing and the needs of a growing, but still young, branch of the plastics industry during K 2019 this year in Duesseldorf, Germany.
PARIS—International specialty chemicals distributor Safic-Alcan has extended its distribution agreement with Albemarle.
SINGAPORE—The International Rubber Study Group has launched #IRSGforResearch, an annual award designed to stimulate high-quality research on emerging economic issues in the global rubber sector.
