• Showcasing a broad portfolio of styrenics solutions
• Performance up. Footprint down. – Clear roadmap towards circularity and net zero
• Visit INEOS Styrolution in building level two, Expo Hall, room W202C of the Orange County Convention Center
• For live injection molding demonstrations with INEOS Styrolution material, visit our partner booths

INEOS Styrolution, the world’s leading supplier of styrenics materials, is taking part in the largest plastics trade show in the Americas, NPE 2024. Visitors are invited to explore the latest developments in styrenics in building level two, Expo Hall, room W202C of the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.

INEOS Styrolution’s experts will address the use of styrenics in various industries including automotive, healthcare, household, electronics, construction, packaging as well as toys, sports. and leisure. A particular emphasis will be on ASA[1] and ABS[2] solutions optimised for applications in automotive and construction. Other focus areas include the use of polystyrene for a broad spectrum of applications and appliances including medical solutions as well as INEOS Styrolution’s transparent product lines. The broad portfolio of styrenics solutions that will be exhibited at the event also include renewable and recycled materials.

Live injection molding of our NAS® 30, NAS ® XC and Lustran® 433 will be presented at our partners’ booths. Visit Japan Steel Works America, Inc (with Canon Virgina, Inc) at W1561 and Maruka USA at W1321. NAS is an amorphous styrene methyl methacrylate (SMMA) for applications requiring excellent transparency, Lustran is a high impact, high gloss ABS material.

Greg Fordyce, President Americas, says: “At NPE 2024, we share our latest styrenics developments. They are the result of our company’s strategy, which is based around three pillars: saving CO2 with the objective to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, focus on the use of our ECO product lines and guaranteeing 100% regulatory compliance with our products. We are all about ‘Performance up. Footprint down.’ ”