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Sound-absorbing polyurethane hotel bathtubs

How can I resist a press release out today from Bayer entitled "Long-lasting bathtime enjoyment," which my training buddy Peter T has just forwarded to me? "Hotel bathtubs need to be considerably more robust than their domestic equivalents...

Published 6 Apr 2009 15:37 by ICIS Chemicals Confidential

Filed under: chemicals, hi-tech, hotels, polyurethane, Bayer Materialscience, baths, bathrooms
Railway news: plastics replace wooden sleepers

If you've ever used a old wooden railway sleeper to form the edge of a flowerbed, you'll know that it's a lot of wood. Peter T has spotted this interesting news that railroad builders are turning increasingly to polyurethane (PU) sleepers...

Published 1 Sep 2008 9:19 by ICIS Chemicals Confidential

Filed under: chemicals, hi-tech, polyurethane, Bayer Materialscience, PU, railways
Olympic stadiums feature polycarbonate roofs

The Olympic stadiums in Shenyang and Tianjin, and the sailing center in Quingdao are now on display to the public with their dazzling polycarbonate roofs. My colleague Peter has received today this press release from Bayer MaterialScience with full details...

Published 25 Jul 2008 12:45 by ICIS Chemicals Confidential

Filed under: chemicals, polycarbonate, hi-tech, Olympics, Bayer Materialscience, stadium roofs, Tianjin

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