Styrolution Advances Material Innovation and Customer Care in the Medical Industry

At the K 2013, healthcare manufacturers facing increased regulation and escalating costs can get an inside look at how Styrolution—a global styrenics producer with a focus on styrene monomer, polystyrene, standard ABS and styrenic specialties—is offering new solutions to ease their product development. The company says it is doing this through "cost-effective material advancements supported by reliable formulations and unparalleled service packages". 

Healthcare applications of styrenics are growing as manufacturers look for more effective and safer delivery systems, state-of-the-art solutions to new challenges, and reliable formulations to reduce costly approval procedures. Styrenics are attractive to healthcare and diagnostic providers due to their cleanliness and safety, lower density, balanced performance, superior processing, excellent aesthetics and unsurpassed value for money.

As a leader in styrenics with a legacy of more than 15 years serving healthcare and diagnostics, Styrolution will feature styrenics-based materials for sterilisable healthcare applications. Also presented will be an array of customised solutions that are giving manufacturers a competitive edge and patients more range of choice.

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Product innovations featured at the K 2013:

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Alexander Silvestre, Global Director of Healthcare & Diagnostics, Styrolution:

“We bring care into healthcare product innovation by offering full-service product packages that include everything from product co-creation to global industry compliance. We help our customers every step of the way to get innovations to the market faster.”

Roberto Gualdoni, CEO, Styrolution:

“In our ambition to lead healthcare and diagnostics as the most reliable partner in the industry, we invest strategically in research and development to help deliver solutions for age-related disease, point-of-care diagnostics and lighter, more portable devices.”

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