Arkema has begun the production of Sartomer specialty UV/LED curing resins at its expanded facility in Nansha, China, which the Group invested to double the capacity.

The production will support the development of more sustainable solutions for fast-growing applications in Asian markets, such as cutting-edge solutions in electronics, driven by 5G technology and in renewable energies.

Sartomer specialty UV/LED curing resins support the development of innovative solutions in electronics.

The Nansha plant has an energy efficiency program, and aims at carbon neutral growth through purchasing green electricity and installing of solar panels.

“Doubling the capacity of the Nansha plant will allow us to support the growth, innovation and regional supply of our customers in Asia. The accelerating need for lower carbon solutions is creating new opportunities for the UV/LED curing technology, which is expanding fast to a wider range of substrates and applications,” said Richard Jenkins, Senior VP.

This project in Nansha is part of the Arkema Group’s strategy to expand its leading portfolio of high performance and sustainable materials, including UV/LED, powder, waterborne and high solid technologies.

Arkema has begun the production of Sartomer specialty UV/LED curing resins at its expanded facility in Nansha, China, which the Group invested to double the capacity.

The production will support the development of more sustainable solutions for fast-growing applications in Asian markets, such as cutting-edge solutions in electronics, driven by 5G technology and in renewable energies.

Sartomer specialty UV/LED curing resins support the development of innovative solutions in electronics.

The Nansha plant has an energy efficiency program, and aims at carbon neutral growth through purchasing green electricity and installing of solar panels.

“Doubling the capacity of the Nansha plant will allow us to support the growth, innovation and regional supply of our customers in Asia. The accelerating need for lower carbon solutions is creating new opportunities for the UV/LED curing technology, which is expanding fast to a wider range of substrates and applications,” said Richard Jenkins, Senior VP.

This project in Nansha is part of the Arkema Group’s strategy to expand its leading portfolio of high performance and sustainable materials, including UV/LED, powder, waterborne and high solid technologies.