CLEVELAND – September 25, 2018 – PolyOne recently collaborated with Rapid Oxygen, a Stamford, CT-based company founded in 2013, on polymer selection for the development of its new emergency oxygen device called R15. PolyOne was instrumental in helping to streamline the development and production cycles through regulatory support, material expertise and selection, and supply chain solutions. The Rapid Oxygen Company (ROC) develops, designs, manufactures and sells portable oxygen generators for emergency use.

To aid customers in making that connection, our designers investigate global megatrends and perform deep and broad color research to develop palettes that resonate with evolving and longer-term societal trends.     Public Privacy: Without a doubt, we live in an age where technology often outpaces our ability to develop safeguards against hacking. Together with Color Inspiration 2018, designers and brand owners can work with InVisiO experts to develop new color palettes or even adapt existing colors to accommodate a new phase in a product’s lifecycle.

ElectriPlast Corp. is a leading technology innovator in conductive plastics with a broad intellectual property portfolio and deep application development expertise. Using our formulation expertise, we plan to develop ElectriPlast materials tailored for housings and other shielding applications, working in tandem with our customers and the application development experts at Integral Technologies." Integral Technologies Inc. and wholly owned subsidiary ElectriPlast Corp, engage in the discovery, development, and commercialization of electrically conductive plastics used in the production of industrial, commercial and consumer products.

work in designing and developing the USee™ self-refraction device for Unlike vision care in the developed world, the USee enables those with blurred vision to dial in their best optical acuity while viewing an eye chart, thus determining their correct prescription. For a video detailing this impactful project, click here: A Pioneering Vision Correction Solution for the Developing World

The award recognizes PolyOne’s work in designing and developing the USee™ self-refraction device for Global Vision 2020, a nonprofit organization founded by the device inventor J. Unlike vision care in the developed world, the USee enables those with blurred vision to dial in their best optical acuity while viewing an eye chart, thus determining their correct prescription. VIDEO NOTE: For a video detailing this project, click here: A Pioneering Vision Correction Solution for the Developing World

Effective solutions exist to keep your packaging clear, and recent developments make it easier than ever to do so. Anti-fog solutions developed for different film packaging systems If you decide to use additives, taking a collaborative approach with your supplier can help you to speed development times and raise efficiency. 

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Government funding and support through various laws, tax credits, and development grants indicates that public EV charging equipment production will likely continue on a high growth trajectory. Automakers are also making significant investments, not only in the adoption of EVs but also in the development of a robust infrastructure that will support the millions of vehicles expected to be on the road within the next few years. As the demand for electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) rises, new options and charging station models are constantly being developed.