Article: US conductive polymer demand to reach 600 million pounds in the year 2006.(Industry Overview)

Conductive polymer demand in the US is projected to grow 6.5 percent annually from a subdued 2001 base to nearly 600 million pounds (including both resins and additives) in 2006. Value, consisting of the cost of resins and additives, as well as labor and other overhead costs, will reach $1.6 billion. Conductive polymers will provide a 470 million pound market for base resins, sparked by the development of improved resin grades with cost, processing and performance advantages. Overall advances will result from more intensive use of electronics in motor vehicles, appliances and portable consumer devices, as well as ongoing miniaturization trends and increased use of ...






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