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Celanese to expand Fortron PPS output in Wilmington, NCCelanese to expand Fortron PPS output in Wilmington, NC

The world’s largest linear polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) operation, with a capacity of 15,000 tonnes/yr, is about to get bigger, as Celanese has announced plans to increase Fortron PPS production at its Wilmington, NC. Fortron Industries LLC, which is a subsidiary of Celanese Corp., says the capacity expansion is to meet increased global demand for the material.

PlasticsToday Staff

August 12, 2010

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Celanese to expand Fortron PPS output in Wilmington, NC

has announced plans to increase Fortron PPS production at its Wilmington, NC. Fortron Industries LLC, which is a subsidiary of Celanese Corp., says the capacity expansion is to meet increased global demand for the material. Fortron’s operation in Wilmington is a joint venture between Japan’s Kureha Corp. and Ticona Engineering Polymers, a wholly owned subsidiary of Celanese.

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