Songwon to present “The Role of Stabilizers and Solutions in the Design of New and Recycled Materials for the Automotive Industry” at the 6th China Auto Plastics Summit

Ulsan, Korea – November 19, 2012 – At The 6th International Auto Plastics and Innovative Materials Development Forum, which will take place on the 28th and 29th of November in Cangzhou, China, Songwon Industrial Co., Ltd. (www.songwon.com), the global number two manufacturer and supplier of polymer additives, will showcase its extensive portfolio of products that help the auto industry’s meet their needs for performance and sustainability.

Songwon will present a paper highlighting “The Role of Stabilizers in the Design of New Materials for the Automotive Industry” and their contribution to improving durability, extending service life and lowering weight.

The global automotive industry has for many years pioneered the use of polymers to replace metals in their efforts to reduce weight, in order to improve fuel consumption, and reduce the environmental impact of the increasing number of passenger and commercial vehicles on our roads today and in the future. Many polymers are dependent on performance enhancing additives to meet the demands of applications in their end-use.

Robin Loh, Sales Director China, stated: “Songwon has concentrated for many years on extending the performance boundaries of stabilizers and antioxidants that are tailored to the specific needs of car engineers. We are particularly excited about the possibilities that our Songnox® OPS (One Pack Systems) products offer to compounders and converters in meeting specific regional and local performance needs and where investment in plant and equipment is critical.”

The Songwon stand can be found at the 6th International Auto Plastic and Innovative Development Forum in Cangzhou, at the Arcadia International Hotel of Cangzhou. The Songwon paper will be presented on 29th of November at 09h25.

For more information on the 6th International Auto Plastic and Innovative Development Forum, visit http://www.secma.org.cn/huiyi4/en/about.asp. If you are interested in receiving a copy of the paper or have any questions for Robin Loh, please contact: Kevin Noels, (knoels@marketingsolutions.be)

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