Styron

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Styron is a global materials company specializing in styrenics, latex binders, and synthetic rubber. Formed from former Dow Chemical businesses, its portfolio includes polystyrene, ABS and SAN resins and compounds, latex binders for paper, board, carpet, and adhesives, and synthetic rubbers such as solution and emulsion styrene-butadiene rubber (SSBR and ESBR) used in tire formulations.

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The company serves markets including automotive, tires, building and construction, consumer goods, electronics, and packaging. Styron operates manufacturing and R&D sites in Europe, North America, and Asia, supplying materials for lightweight components, impact-resistant housings, coated paper and board, and high-performance tire tread compounds.

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schkopau Styron
Phase
Operational / Completed
Where
Germany
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Styrene-butadiene rubber

Styron in chemical industry news

18 February 2014
Styron Doubles SSBR Production Capacity

Styron acquires JSR's capacity rights at its Schkopau site, doubling SSBR production to meet global tire market demands, enhancing its growth strategy and customer responsiveness.

15 October 2012
Styron Opens New SSBR Production Line in Schkopau for Tire Industry

The new line adds 50,000 metric tons capacity, supporting global tire customers. Built on time and budget, it meets rising demand for high-performance, sustainable tires with advanced SSBR technology.

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