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February 2011: New Polycomp Management.
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Effective February 1st 2011 The new Management of Polycomp will consist of Will van der Boor (r) and Peter Wakker (l)
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March 2010: New line of Thermochrome coloured compounds
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Our new line of thermochrome compounds works with pigments that change colour at a specific temperature. (reversable)We can offer a range of colours and different indicator temperature ranging from 5 C to 65 C. The pigments work well in silicone compounds, other polymers might need testing first. Possible applications are food industry process equipment and moulds, and many more possibilities. |
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Example: Cold disk (left) and partially heated disk(right). |
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February 2008: New line of Nanotube-FKM
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We now have new Nanotube-Filled Fluorocarbon compounds with very specific properties like electrical conductivity at low hardness. Contact Frank Bloemendaal for more information about this nano FKM!
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June 2007: ERJ
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Polycomp orders new mixer for FKM.
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| Januari 2006: ERJ | ||||
Polycomp wins ISO 16949 automotive production standard27 January 2006Vorden, Netherlands — Polycomp BV claims to be the first small compounding company to win ISO-TS16949:2002 certification. The standard is an ISO Technical Specification, which aligns existing American (QS-9000), German (VDA6.1), French (EAQF) and Italian (AVSQ) automotive quality systems standards within the global automotive industry, with the aim of eliminating the need for multiple certifications to satisfy multiple customer requirements. GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Peugeot, Citroen, Renault, Fiat and Volkswagen all require every supplier to have this certification, while BMW and Nissan require compliance to the standard, but do not formally require certification. Toyota says it does not require compliance, but adds that a certificate will make its own internal audits less time-consuming. In Polycomp's case the certificate covers the development, production and delivery of customer-specific rubber compounds for automotive applications. Polycomp specialises in fluoroelastomer compounds. The certificate was granted by the Dutch KEMA organisation and is valid until November 2008.
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| December 2005: ISO-TS16949 Certification | ||||
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Polycomp quality management system now meets the requirements of the ISO
TS16949:2002 standard. Certification was performed by Kema.
Compound developments can be done according to your customer specific requirements or according to the Polycomp Advanced Product Quality Planning process.
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| July 2005: Polycomp UK representation established |
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Rata has been appointed as Business Development Manager for the UK to
meet and help with customer inquiries. He is based in the Midlands and
is assisted by mr. Duncan Fordyce based in the North West. For contact
information see the contact section on the English pages.
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| April 2005: Polycomp going for ISO-TS16949 |
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Polycomp will update the quality management system to meet the requirements of the ISO
TS16949 automotive standard.
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| March 2004: Certificates for Polycomp rubbercourse for customers |
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The Polycomp rubbercourse that started in January 2003 ended this month. Participants from several customer companies attended this intensive course for experienced rubber product development engineers. The Dutch foundation for training for the rubber and plastics industry SORK issued the certificate. |
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| November 2003: Certification for ISO 9001:2000 |
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Polycomp quality management system now meets the requirements of the ISO
9001:2000 standard. Certification was performed by Kema.
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| October 2002: New expansion realised |
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A new, state of the art warehouse with special bunkers for peroxydes and chemicals, extra laboratory- , lunchroom and office space add an extra 1400 M2 bringing the total floorspace to 3550 M2. New preform equipment is installed and will be operational before the end of the year.
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| July 2002: Polycomp B.V. shares transferred |
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Effective July 1st , 2002 there is a change in ownership of Polycomp BV. All shares have been transferred to Polycomp Beheer B.V. The new management consists of Johan Greving and Kees Scherer. Both have been working in the rubber industry for more than 20 years and have profound experience and expertise in Manufacturing, Logistics, Compound Technology and Quality Systems in the automotive industry.Furthermore Jan van Kranenburg and Joke van Kranenburg Cribbelier will stay with the company for several years, which makes the organization less vulnerable and guarantees the continuity for customers and employees.
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| August 2001: Polycomp installs dedicated FKM mixing line |
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internal mixer has been taken into production. The mixer is the heart of
the dedicated mixing line for the range of Polycomp Fluorocarbon
compounds.
Polycomp is an
official Licensee for DuPont
Performance Elastomers Viton® since 1995.
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| November 2000: Certification for ISO 9001 |
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Polycomp quality management system now meets the requirements of the ISO
9001 standard. Certification was performed by Kema.
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| February 2000: New production hall |
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production hall is added to the 1650 M2 , increasing the total floor space
to 2150 m. The extension will be used for a dedicated FKM mixing line and
to house special rubber preforming equipment.
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| December 1999 : Strategic supplier agreement with Vernay |
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PRESS RELEASE COOPERATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN VERNAY EUROPA HOLDING BV OF OLDENZAAL AND POL YCOMP BV OF VORDEN. Vernay Europa and Polycomp signed a strategic cooperation agreement on 20 December 1999.The cooperation concerns the development and production of rubber compounds.Vemay Europa of Oldenzaal is a producer of technically complex precision parts from elastomers -on a variety of substrates -for high-quality applications. Because of the considerable influence of the materials technology on these applications, local production and broadening of the knowledge in this field are desirable. Intensive common research had led to this cooperation with Polycomp. Polycomp in Vorden develops and produces compounds in all the elastomers available in a wide range of applications.The cooperation with Vemay fits well in with the aim of Polycomp for intensive specialization. Concerning materials technology there will be close cooperation with the parent company of Vernay Europa, Vernay Laboratories in Yellow Springs (USA). The cooperation agreement will apply to the Vemay operating companies in The Netherlands, Italy, Israel and Brazil. Oldenzaal/Vorden, 20 December 1999
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