Transportation
Looking to reduce weight while maintaining performance? Want to find a better way to manage heat under the hood or in lighting systems? What about harmonizing color or preventing wear?
Whether you’re working on high-speed rail, military transports or the next generation automobile, our transportation materials and expertise can help you break new ground, meet challenges and overcome obstacles.
To break the status quo and enhance vehicle quality and performance, you need suppliers who understand your goals, not just for today, but for the future.
Our global polymer experts have the solutions you need to bring new projects to life with the style and performance that will beat your customers’ expectations.
Focus Areas
Aerospace & Rail
Whether carrying soldiers to a mission or executives to a meeting, military and commercial transports demand materials that meet demanding functional and regulatory requirements.
Automotive
From the headlight to the taillight, your innovative automotive design and manufacturing ideas can come zooming to life with the right materials.
Trucking
Truck operators are in it for the long haul. Make sure they’re safe and comfortable in a truck built with lightweight, durable, and strong materials.
Advanced Mobility
Modern vehicles are a complex convergence of advanced engineering and smart technology—built with advanced, smart materials.
Rail & Marine
We have the experience and the polymers to help you succeed in these difficult, highly regulated markets.
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