Guide To Suppliers

BASF Plc

PO BOX 4
Earl Road
Cheadle Hulme
Cheshire
SK8 6QG
United Kingdom

Telephone : 0161 485 6222
Fax : 0161 486 0891
Email : chris.wilson@basf.com
Web : www.basf.com

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Computer simulation discovers best plastic alternative to brass valve body(02/08/2010)

An efficient design process is not the exclusive preserve of the automotive industry. Manufacturers of more commonplace domestic items are beginning to recognise the benefits of computer simulation when developing new products – particularly when it comes to substituting plastics for metal. Martin Bussmann reports
Non-halogen containing flame retardant grades from BASF(09/07/2010)
BASF launches online product finder(10/06/2010)
Off-highway oil pan is a polyamide first(01/05/2010)

The four largest polyamide oil pans that have gone into production to date are made from BASF’s Ultramid polyamide 66. Designed and manufactured by Hummel Formen in Lenningen, Germany, they are currently used on MTU Friedrichshafen BR1600 Series engines driving stationary generators, as well as agricultural and construction machinery
High-performance resin with improved friction characteristics(12/01/2010)
Conductive POM far exceeds standard for fuel delivery systems(01/08/2009)

Bosch has been quick to realise the potential of BASF's new carbon nanotube containing polyoxymethylene (POM) for automotive fuel filtration and delivery systems where it actually exceeds the requirements of the current standard for specific resistance by no less than four orders of magnitude
Crash-active headrests are made from BASF plastics(29/05/2008)
ABS grades receive galvanisation certificate(18/06/2007)
High-quality insulation under the plaster(07/06/2007)
BASF’s ABS receives galvanisation certificate(26/04/2007)
Laser-structurable polyamide for electronic components(28/03/2007)
Fagor uses BASF specialty plastic in new household appliances(27/11/2006)
First light stabiliser in its class to obtain FDA approval for use in plastics(10/10/2006)
BASF develops an especially flexible variant of its melamine resin foam(09/10/2006)
Audi switches from magnesium to polyamide airbags for the new Q7(12/09/2006)

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Guide To Suppliers

BASF Plc

PO BOX 4Earl RoadCheadle HulmeCheshireSK8 6QGUnited Kingdom

Computer simulation discovers best plastic alternative to brass valve body(02/08/2010)

Non-halogen containing flame retardant grades from BASF(09/07/2010)

BASF launches online product finder(10/06/2010)

Off-highway oil pan is a polyamide first(01/05/2010)

High-performance resin with improved friction characteristics(12/01/2010)

Conductive POM far exceeds standard for fuel delivery systems(01/08/2009)

Crash-active headrests are made from BASF plastics(29/05/2008)

ABS grades receive galvanisation certificate(18/06/2007)

High-quality insulation under the plaster(07/06/2007)

BASF’s ABS receives galvanisation certificate(26/04/2007)

Laser-structurable polyamide for electronic components(28/03/2007)

Fagor uses BASF specialty plastic in new household appliances(27/11/2006)

First light stabiliser in its class to obtain FDA approval for use in plastics(10/10/2006)

BASF develops an especially flexible variant of its melamine resin foam(09/10/2006)

Audi switches from magnesium to polyamide airbags for the new Q7(12/09/2006)

PO BOX 4
Earl Road
Cheadle Hulme
Cheshire
SK8 6QG
United Kingdom