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Technora
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Technora is the brandname of Teijin Twaron for a aromatic copolyamid.
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The manufacturing process of Technora reacts PPD and 3,4'-diaminodipenylether (3,4'-ODA) with terephtaloyl chloride (TCl). [1] This relatively simple process uses only one amide solvent and therefore spinning can be done directly after the polymer production.
- Automotive and other industries:
- Turbo hoses
- high pressure hoses
- Timing and V-belts
- mechanical rubber goods reinforcement
- Linear Tension
- Optical fiber cables (OFC)
- ropes, wire ropes and cables
- Umbilical cables
- Electrical Mechanical Cable (EMC)
- ^ Ozawa S (1987). "". Polym. J. Japan 19: 199.
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Corporate Directors: Makoto Okitsu - Chairman | Toru Nagashima - CEO | Takayuki Katayama - CSO | Yoshinawa Karasawa - CMO | Naoto Takano - CFO |
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Teijin Brandnames: | Technora | TeijinConex | Twaron | Sulfron | Tenax | TeijinTex | PANLITE |
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