Also known as PPS and TORELINA™.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects producing polyphenylene sulfide, of which one is active.
1 expansion.
Owners and developers: Syensqo (1), Syensqo Specialties India Private Limited (1)
Investors: Syensqo (1)
Solvent-based process selectively dissolves PPS from mixed waste, recovering polymer intact and removing contaminants for reuse, with scale-up and commercial target ~2030.
Engineering plastics, injection-compression moulding and large-machine trial capabilities for scalable, repeatable production of large electrolyser cell frames.
Modular compounding line due Q1 2028 will double Panoli capacity and process PPS, PEEK, PPA and PARA for automotive and other industries, supporting localized supply.
Develop 3D printing materials and equipment for in-space manufacturing to produce satellite components, repair parts, debris shields and large structures.
Displays PPS-based LNP THERMOCOMP OFM and a range of NORYL, KONDUIT, ELCRES and ULTEM components in a full-size EV battery pack replica.
New Suri City line will add about 3,000 t/y of PPS compound capacity, start operations early 2027 with customer samples in April 2027, targeting automotive and electrical components.
New spherical PA12 particles improve 3D-printed parts' surface smoothness and impact strength, enhancing quality and expanding applications in prototypes and functional parts.
Two plants gain ISCC PLUS certification, enabling use of biomass and recycled materials in PBT and LCP resins, supporting carbon footprint reduction.
New PPS resin offers cost-effective, PFAS-free solution for cooling pipes and electrical parts, enhancing flexibility, flame retardancy, and heat resistance for diverse applications.
Torelina™ A660HV meets new UL standards, enhancing applications in power semiconductors and renewable energy with high voltage and temperature resistance.
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