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Huntsman Subsidiaries to End Sales Into Iran




1/23/2010 12:00:00 AM

The Woodlands, Texas – Huntsman Corporation (NYSE: HUN) today announced that its indirect foreign subsidiaries that have been selling products to third parties located in Iran will discontinue doing so and will exit any contractual arrangements there as expeditiously as legally possible. While such sales have been done in full compliance with U.S. law, it was determined that the small amount of business done there does not justify the reputational risk currently associated with doing business with entities located in Iran, due to the growing international concern over the policies of the current regime there.

Total sales by Huntsman’s foreign subsidiaries to entities located in Iran have historically represented only a minor fraction of one percent of Huntsman’s global sales.


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OOA Epoxy Film Adhesive

Henkel Corporation Aerospace (Bay Point, Calif.) reports that its Hysol PL 7000 epoxy film adhesive for aerospace applications is now out-of-autoclave (OOA) curable. In addition, the mechanical performance of the adhesive is said to be equivalent to the standard cure performance of a film that has been cured in an autoclave. Also new is Hysol PL696, an epoxy-based structural film adhesive, designed primarily for OOA curing process applications. Also available in lightning-strike configuration, the adhesive can be cured conventionally via vacuum bagging at 140°F/60°C and can bond a variety of similar and dissimilar materials. The adhesive also meets the requirements of military specification MMM-A-132. A third new product is Hysol EA 9896 WPP (wet peel ply) composite bonding film, a resin-impregnated nylon peel ply used for the surface preparation of composite substrates. It reportedly eliminates the need for sanding or grit blasting in the surface preparation process. It also eliminates residual peel ply fibers at the bond surface after curing and removal. The product , according to the company, is currently under evaluation by aerospace customers.

Source: Compositeworld.com
December 3, 2009