The new centre will improve the company’s ability to serve customers locally while expanding its innovation and engineering capabilities.
The facility will accelerate the speed and quality of innovation while also utilising sustainability measures.
The Hub is backed by a €15 million investment from C2 Capital Partners.
The facility will test high-performance DURAION membranes in real-world operating conditions.
PET waste is being broken down and transformed into L-DOPA using engineered E.coli bacteria.
The expansion will allow for earlier customer engagement, faster development cycles, and deeper technology integration across its materials portfolio.
The material has a heat resistance that exceeds 200°C.
This new approach offers a solution to reduce plastic pollution through photocatalysis.
During the inauguration, the company introduced two innovations for medical devices and pharmaceutical applications.
The facility, located in the Houston metro area, is almost 40,000 square feet.
The company has developed a thermal welding technology that bonds thermoset and thermoplastic CFRP.
The biofilm was found to bind and expel up to 98% of microplastics from the digestive system.
