On May 30, 2013, we sold our vinyl dispersion, blending and suspension resin assets (Resin Business) to Mexichem Specialty Resins Inc. The distribution of polymer resin is also highly competitive. Note 5 — DISCONTINUED OPERATIONS On May 30, 2013, PolyOne sold its Resin Business to Mexichem Specialty Resins Inc. for $250.0 million cash consideration.

Unlike chopped glass fibers, is a fine powder used to thicken resin. To prepare your equipment for metal-filled compounds, start with glass-filled material in the same base resin—it’s less expensive. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Unlike chopped glass fibers, is a fine powder used to thicken resin. To prepare your equipment for metal-filled compounds, start with glass-filled material in the same base resin—it’s less expensive. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Unlike chopped glass fibers, is a fine powder used to thicken resin. To prepare your equipment for metal-filled compounds, start with glass-filled material in the same base resin—it’s less expensive. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Unlike chopped glass fibers, is a fine powder used to thicken resin. To prepare your equipment for metal-filled compounds, start with glass-filled material in the same base resin—it’s less expensive. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Unlike chopped glass fibers, is a fine powder used to thicken resin. To prepare your equipment for metal-filled compounds, start with glass-filled material in the same base resin—it’s less expensive. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Unlike chopped glass fibers, is a fine powder used to thicken resin. To prepare your equipment for metal-filled compounds, start with glass-filled material in the same base resin—it’s less expensive. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

Unlike chopped glass fibers, is a fine powder used to thicken resin. To prepare your equipment for metal-filled compounds, start with glass-filled material in the same base resin—it’s less expensive. Also, avoid allowing metallic filler to sit in the barrel at high temperatures for long periods of time—this could degrade the base resin.

The design team at Rome worked closely with the Avient advanced composites technical team and a local thermoformer, trialing various combinations of engineered resin and reinforcement, fiberglass content, and laminate configurations.

Glasforms™ Improved Adhesion Formulations Glasforms™ thermoset pultruded composites featuring improved adhesion resin formulations provide enhanced adhesive properties that enable exceptional bonding performance for end products.