Sabic Boosts Composite PP Resin Line at Genk, Belgium

Sabic says it will boost capacity for its Stamax-brand long glass fiber-filled polypropylene (LGFPP) composite resins at Genk, Belgium, to meet rapidly growing demand from automotive customers. The company has begun work on a new production line, which is expected to open in the second-half of 2012. Capacity figures were not disclosed.   “When we constructed the Genk facility, we proactively built in scalability in anticipation of customers’ future needs,” says Leon Jacobs, automotive leader/Europe for Sabic. “It took only two years...

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