27.06.2014 • News

New Cooperation Between Brenntag and Epsan Deutschland

Brenntag will be taking over the distribution of polyamide 6 and polyamide 66 compounds (PA6 and PA66) in Germany for Epsan Deutschland. PA6 and PA66 compounds belong to the engineering plastics family. The products are distributed under the brand names Eplamid and Eplon and are used in the automotive, mechanical engineering, electrical, electronics, medicine, household devices and other sectors.

"Epsan's compounds are a very valuable addition to our portfolio and round out our range of engineering plastics and high-performance polymers in Germany," said Frank Dahlke, Head of Plastics Sales at Brenntag.

Adrian Kaminski, Managing Director of Epsan Deutschland, added: "Epsan's excellent know-how in the field of polyamides combined with Brenntag's outstanding market position promises significant advantages as regards local availability, together with first-class technical support in all regions of Germany."

Epsan's headquarters and production facilities are based in Turkey.

 

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