LyondellBasell
1221 McKinney Street
Ste. 300
Houston, TX 77010 US
713-309-7200
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LyondellBasell Supplies the Following Products
- Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
- Aerospace, aircraft interior
- Aerospace, fuselage/wing
- Aerospace, radomes
- Alumina trihydrate
- Anti-fouling
- Automotive, body panels & substructures
- Automotive, interior (seats, IPCs, floor panels, etc.)
- Automotive, underhood
- Bismaleimide (BMI)
- Bismaleimide, >12K tow
- Bismaleimide, Other
- Bismaleimide, Other broadgoods
- Bismaleimide, Roving
- Bulk molding (BMC)
- CAD/CAM/CAE design
- Calcium carbonate
- Carbon black
- Carbon, Braided
- Carbon, Chopped strand
- Carbon, Combination woven roving & chopped strand mat
- Carbon, Mat, chopped strand
- Carbon, Multiaxial
- Carbon, PAN-based
- Carbon, Plain-weave
- Carbon, Spread-tow fabric
- Carbon, Stitched (knitted, nonwoven)
- Carbon, Twill
- Carbon, Woven roving
- Carbon/glass hybrid, Chopped strand
- Carbon/glass hybrid, Combination woven roving & chopped strand mat
- Carbon/glass hybrid, Mat, chopped strand
- Chemical-/corrosion-resistant
- Coating and painting
- Colorant, pigments
- Composite, other
- Compression molding
- Conductive
- Consulting, materials
- Consulting, process development
- Consulting, structural design
- Continuous fiber/thermoset resin
- Contract/toll compounding services
- Curing agents, amines
- Curing agents, others
- Custom compounding and blending
- Cutting, finishing, and machining
- Discontinuous fiber/thermoplastic resin
- Discontinuous fiber/thermoset resin
- E-Glass
- E-Glass, Chopped strand
- E-Glass, Combination woven roving & chopped strand mat
- E-Glass, Mat, chopped strand
- E-Glass, Mat, continuous strand
- E-Glass, Plain-weave
- E-Glass, Spread-tow fabric
- Epoxy, <12K tow
- Epoxy, >12K tow
- Epoxy, 250 F cure
- Epoxy, 250 F cure, <12K tow
- Epoxy, 250 F cure, Fabric
- Epoxy, 250 F cure, Other broadgoods
- Epoxy, 350 F cure
- Epoxy, Fabric
- Epoxy, Other
- Epoxy, Other broadgoods
- Epoxy, toughened
- Epoxy, toughened, <12K tow
- Epoxy, toughened, Other broadgoods
- Fiberglass composite
- Finite element modeling/analysis (FEM/FEA)
- Fire-retardant
- General-purpose
- Hand layup
- Hardeners
- Impregnation lines
- Infrastructure, composite
- Initiators
- Injection molding
- Kaolin
- Low-pressure molding
- Marine
- Marine, boat (hulls, decks, bulkheads, etc.)
- Marine, other
- Materials analysis
- Mica
- Microspheres
- Nanoclays/nanofibers
- Nylon (polyamide)
- Other coating materials
- Other composite structures
- Other gel coats
- Other tools/tooling supplies
- Other, <12K tow
- Other, >12K tow
- Peroxides
- Phenolic
- Phenolic, <12K tow
- Phenolic, >12K tow
- Phenolic, Other
- Phenolic, Other broadgoods
- Phenolic, Roving
- Polycarbonate
- Polyester
- Polyester, unsaturated, <12K tow
- Polyester, unsaturated, >12K tow
- Polyester, unsaturated, Other broadgoods
- Polyester, unsaturated, Roving
- Polyethylene
- Polyimide
- Polyimide, <12K tow
- Polyimide, Other
- Polyimide, Other broadgoods
- Polypropylene (PP)
- Polystyrene (PS)
- Potable-water grades
- Presses, compression molding
- Presses, hydraulic
- Presses, injection Molding
- Pressure forming
- Product design
- Prototyping
- Pultrusion
- Pultrusion equipment, thermosets
- Reaction injection molding equipment (RIM, RRIM, SRIM)
- Resin transfer molding (RTM)
- Resin transfer molding equipment (RTM)
- Sheet molding (SMC)
- Spray guns
- Sprayup
- Structural high-strength glass (S- and R-type)
- Styrene monomer (diluent)
- Talc
- Testing, materials
- Thermoplastic, long fiber-reinforced (LFRT)
- Thermoplastic, short fiber-reinforced
- Thick molding
- Unsaturated polyester, bisphenol A fumerate
- Unsaturated polyester, DCPD-modified
- Unsaturated polyester, fire-retardant
- Unsaturated polyester, isophthalic
- Unsaturated polyester, low-VOC/no VOC
- Unsaturated polyester, orthophthalic
- Unsaturated polyester, terephthalic
- Urethane
- UV stabilizers
- UV-curable
- Vinyl ester
- Vinyl ester, <12K tow
- Vinyl ester, >12K tow
- Vinyl ester, Other broadgoods
- Vinyl ester, Roving
- Wollastonite
Editorial, News, and Products
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Thermoset TopCon 2025 calls for papers, sponsors and exhibitors
Thermosets-focused gathering returns to Madison, Wisconsin from May 13-14, 2025, following a similar format to this past year’s successful event.
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Matrix Composite highlights carbon fiber SMC prepreg Quantum-ESC
Prepreg produced by LyondellBasell features high flow, rapid tool loading capabilities.
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Thermoset TopCon 2024 focuses on sustainability
SPE organizers encourage manufacturers of products using thermoset technologies to attend for free, highlights presentations with sustainability topics.
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SPE Automotive Division names finalists for 52nd Automotive Innovation Awards
Finalists display a variety of plastics and composites innovations. Winners will be announced Nov. 8, 2023, during the 52nd SPE Automotive Innovation Awards Gala.
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Bio-based composite construction elements to combat climate change
Neste, LyondellBasell, Biofibre and Naftex cooperate to develop construction components made of bio-based plastics reinforced with natural fiber that can enable the storing of carbon for years or even decades.
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SPE Automotive Division names winners for 51st annual Innovation Awards competition
Ten category winners, the Vehicle Engineering Team Award and the reveal of the Lifetime Achievement Award winner were announced at the in-person event, acknowledging numerous composite innovations.
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Mass, cost, durability improvements: EV battery enclosures, Part 2
As interest grows in composite battery covers and trays, composite materials suppliers work to meet current and future needs of automakers, battery module producers.
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JEC World 2022, Part 3: Emphasizing emerging markets, thermoplastics and carbon fiber
CW editor-in-chief Jeff Sloan identifies companies exhibiting at JEC World 2022 that are advancing both materials and technologies for the growing AAM, hydrogen, automotive and sustainability markets.
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Brazilian composites industry meets Top of Mind award winners
Latin American Composite Materials Association (ALMACO) releases the winners of the 12th Top of Mind of the Composites Award.
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ALMACO discloses Top of Mind 2021 award finalists
The primary award for the Brazilian composites sector identifies the three most-voted companies in 27 categories. Winners will be announced Dec. 9.
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SPE Automotive Division names 36 finalists for annual Automotive Innovation Awards Gala
Category and grand award winners selected by the Blue Ribbon judging round Oct. 1 will be announced during the gala on Nov. 10, 2021. Submissions are described below.
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CAMX 2021 industry awards due July 16
Companies are still able to submit applications for the composite event’s CAMX Awards and Awards for Composites Excellence (ACE). Learn more about how to apply.
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Annual Brazil: Top of Mind of Composites Industry survey begins
The initiative serves to award several most-remembered companies in the Brazilian composites sector each year. Winners will be announced Dec. 10 on ALMACO’s website and social pages.
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Winners for 2020 Award for Composites Excellence (ACE) announced
The 2020 Awards for Composites Excellence (ACE) recognized the University of Tennessee, TRB Lightweight Structures, University of Delaware, IYRS School of Technology and LyondellBasell for outstanding achievement and innovation.
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CAMX announces 2020 award finalists
CAMX has announced its finalists for the 2020 CAMX Awards. It will hold the award ceremony Tuesday, September 22.
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Composites-intensive masterwork: 2020 Corvette, Part 2
Innovative composite materials trim mass, costs and noise on the high-volume mid-engine sports car.
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Racing to build tomorrow’s automotive composites workforce
Recent graduates share experiences gained from collegiate automotive design, engineering and motorsport competition Formula SAE.
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2019 CAMX award, ACE winners illustrate industry trends
Among this year’s award winners are Continental Structural Plastics, the Institut fur Textiltecnik of RWTH Aachen University, LyondellBasell, Fortify, Spirit AeroSystems and more.
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Researchers develop recyclable PE structural composite
A European consortium is developing a recyclable, sorted fiber composite material made of polyethylene that is suitable for load-bearing components.
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CAMX 2019 exhibit preview: LyondellBasell
LyondellBasell is featuring its styrene-free materials that can be sourced in forms including SMCs, BMCs and engineered structural composites.
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Reaping the benefits: Composites use grows in agricultural equipment
Multiple trends support composites advances in this huge but fragmented market.
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CAMX 2018 preview: A. Schulman
A. Schulman (Fairlawn, OH, US) is featuring its two newest sheet molding compounds (SMCs), Premi-Glas 7001 and Premi-Glas 3501.
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LyondellBasell completes A. Schulman acquisition
The combined business will operate as a stand-alone Advanced Polymer Solutions business segment.
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U.S. styrene-reduction mandates: Go or no-go?
Legislative changes are slow in coming, but technology forges ahead.
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JEC World 2018: Highlights
You will read more about what we discovered at JEC World 2018 in the coming weeks and months, but for now this is a quick review of some of the highlights from the world’s largest composites trade show.
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JEC World 2018 preview: A. Schulman
New LYTEX SF epoxy-based, styrene-free, sheet molding compound
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A. Schulman to be acquired by LyondellBasell in $2.25 billion deal
LyondellBasell announces entry into definitive agreement to acquire high-performance plastics, composites and resins supplier A. Schulman
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Hybrid composite materials: tailoring for specific performance
I received a link to an interesting technical paper presented at CAMX by AGY (Aiken, SC, US). It got me thinking about hybrid composites.
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SMC: Old dog, more tricks
In the sheet molding compound renaissance, the advent of new resins and compounds are broadening the definition and application of this versatile family of composites.
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SMC: Old dog, new tricks
A sheet molding compound renaissance highlights new reinforcements, new fillers, new matrices, new opportunities.
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Compression molding: New materials and markets
From multifunctional aircraft interiors to compounds using continuous fabrics to the growing use of recycled carbon fiber – compression molding offers new opportunities.
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New and newer at CAMX 2016
Airbus subsidiary for Industry 4.0 composites plus new products, processes and resources on display.
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JEC World 2016, the full report
CompositesWorld's editors report on the technologies and products that caught our eye at JEC World 2016, in early March.
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Materials & Processes: Fiber formats for composites
Fibers used to reinforce composites are supplied directly by fiber manufacturers and indirectly by converters in a number of different forms, which vary depending on the application. Here's a guide to what's available.
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Green resins: Closer to maturity
As more players approach the market, R&D expands, but overall market growth in the composites arena is still slow but steady.
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Managing weight in emergency medical transport
Repetitive strain risk for first responders sends emergency equipment provider back to the drawing board to develop more ergonomic cot.
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Fiber reinforcement forms
Fibers used to reinforce composites are supplied directly by fiber manufacturers and indirectly by converters in a number of different forms, which vary depending on the application. Here's a guide to what's available.
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CAMX 2014 show report
Bigger, better and more inclusive than any previous U.S. composites trade event, the inaugural show turns North American eyes forward to the future.
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CAMX offers unprecedented new product access
CAMX 2014, Oct. 13-16 in Orlando, Fla., promises to be North America's largest ever composites trade show and conference. As a result, exhibitors are coming to the event with a wide array of new and existing materials, machinery, software and technology designed to help make composites fabrication faster, easier and more adaptable. CompositesWorld has been gathering information from CAMX exhibitors about what they will be featuring and introducing in their booths. This week's CAMX newsletter offers a preview of some of what you will find on the show floor.
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Styrene & cobalt: Headed for the exit?
Fair or not, styrene and cobalt are now considered harmful to humans. Here's an update on the impact this issue poses for the composites industry and what resin and additive manufacturers are doing about it.
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Bio-composites update: Beyond eco-branding
No longer dependent only on their green credentials, some suppliers of bio-based fibers and resins are competing on price and performance.
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Will carbon fiber be ready to join the 54.5-mpg battle?
Guest columnists Lindsay Brooke, senior editor of the Society of Automotive Engineers’ (SAE) Automotive Engineering International magazine, says Carbon fiber’s decades-long promise in automotive composites might, indeed, be realized.
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Sixth Element: Lamborghini accelerates CFRP
The automaker’s R&D centers in Italy and the U.S. implement aerospace-inspired design philosophy to radically enhance the use — and the benefits — of CFRP.
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Fuel cells (finally) set to power composites growth
Fuel cells and related technologies will form a sizable new market as they move past the phase of demonstration projects, overcome longstanding technology hurdles and gain momentum in their progress toward affordability.
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SPE's ACCE 2010 preview
Charting a composites course through the auto industry’s “perfect storm.”
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Blades? Yes! Towers ... maybe
Although steel dominates the utility-scale wind turbine tower market, height increases, on- and offshore, are shifting the wind toward composites.
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Report from Detroit: NAIAS highlights
Electrics and hybrids make headlines, composites suppliers see hopeful signs after OEM restructuring.
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Composites fuel growth of fuel cell technology
Composite components in hydrogen fuel cell systems help handle higher heat and reduce stack size.
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SPE's ACCE 2009 Show Preview
The Society’s 2009 Automotive Composites Conference & Exhibition charts an industry at a crossroads.
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Composites ride and support the rails
Increased ridership and heavier axle loads on rail systems around the world signal a potential boon for composites.
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Composites Pick Up New Applications in Light Trucks
Long a bastion of steel, the tougher-duty pickup segment of the light truck market is warming to the benefits of composites.
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NAIA Show Highlights
The 2007 Detroit Auto Show emphasizes “green” themes and high performance.
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SMC Flexes Muscles in Other Markets
Often identified with automotive body applications, sheet molding compound shows growing promise in a variety of other temperature- and weather-resistant applications.
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Engineering Insights: BMC Creates New Dimensions in Underhood Apps
Specially formulated material enables production of high-tolerance automotive engine air intake component.
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Reinforced Plastics Mold New Niches In Electronics
For manufacturers and consumers, composites are protecting delicate circuitry and making devices more durable.
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Fuel Economy Drives Big Rig Composites
A variety of materials and processing methods are lightweighting and economizing trucks and trailers in the commercial freight arena.
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Composites take off ... in some civil helicopters
Slowed by certification requirements, composites nevertheless are finding their way into the fuselages and rotor blades of commercial helicopters.
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Compression molding with structural carbon SMC
Aircraft weapon system gains the high performance of carbon/epoxy with the efficiency of compression molding.
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Corvette gets leaner with carbon fiber hood
Advances in materials and processing yield high-volume, low-mass hood for GM flagship.
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Advances in sizings and surface treatments for carbon fibers
As carbon reinforcements find new applications, unfamiliar processes and resin systems make sizing and treatment surprisingly hot topics.
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Vinyl ester composite parts in boat stern drive resist corrosion and damage
Volvo Penta's Ocean Series brings vinyl ester composites to the powertrain end of the boat.
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Composites Oust Magnesium In Big Volume Engine
DaimlerChrysler shaves part cost, investment and time to market in replacing magnesium valve covers with vinyl ester BMC.