Scott Bader appointed sole distributor of United Initiators’ BAYCAT
Scott Bader has signed an exclusive agreement for European distribution of United Initiators BAYCAT organic peroxides for the composites market.
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Adhesives, resins and gel coats manufacturer Scott Bader (Northamptonshire, U.K.) has signed an exclusive agreement for European distribution of United Initiators (Pullach, Germany) BAYCAT organic peroxides for the composites market.
Scott Bader says the partnership will enable the company to provide its network of customers with a curing agent matched to work with its resins range.
“BAYCAT provides an excellent fit with our range of composite products and is suitable for a variety of market applications. We are delighted to have United Initiators as our partner in Europe, and that we can offer our customers a quality product from an established and reliable supplier,” says Jon Stowell, group commercial director at Scott Bader.
“Scott Bader is a well-established resin company in the European composite market and United Initiators is strongly committed to the composite markets for Initiators. We are pleased that Scott Bader chose United Initiators as their new supplier,” says Dr. Gerd Birnböck, VP of marketing and sales for United Initiators.
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