Polymers and Advanced Materials
Develop new technologies with Ohio's world-class polymer industry.
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325 Chemical Manufacturing |
| 326 Plastics Manufacturing | |
| 327 Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing | |
| 331 Primary Metal Manufacturing |
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Industry News
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- Gamma Dynamics
- Federal grants for energy, flexible electronics, could lead to more than 600 jobs in northeast Ohio
- Video: Kent Displays
- NoBull Innovations is catalyst for customers creating new products
- pH Matter foresees big market by thinking small
Contact Us
Matt Cybulski
Ohio Sales Manager
614-857-0900 Ext. 231
Ohio leads the world in research and production for polymers and advanced materials. It is the state's most expansive - and important – economic sector and Ohio leads the nation in Gross Domestic Product generated by this industry.
With a centralized location that provides low-cost access to customers, an extensive advanced materials supply chain and a vibrant economy with plenty of tax incentives, Ohio is a top location for your polymers and advanced materials business.
Be more productive and profitable in Ohio – the heart of America's polymer industry
Easy access to profitable markets
- Ohio is within 600 miles (1,000 kilometers) of 61 percent of all U.S. and Canadian manufacturing.
Minimize risk in developing new technologies with Ohio's industry assets
- Between 2006 and 2009, Ohio gained more than 200 new polymer plants and expansions indicating the allure of Ohio's industry assets.
- The Center for Multifunctional Polymer Nanomaterial and Devices at The Ohio State University is developing a new generation of polymeric foams that will enable product innovation and decrease manufacturing costs.
- Ohio's Third Frontier and sixty collaborating partners have contributed a total of $110 million to developing new polymer technologies in Ohio. The costs are shared so the risks are minimized.
Seven companies on Fortune's list of the 1,000 largest American companies have polymer operations and world headquarters in Ohio:
Goodyear Tire and Rubber, Cooper Tire and Rubber, PolyOne, A. Schulman, Eaton, Parker Hannifin and Owens Corning.
To learn more about Ohio's polymer industry, contact PolymerOhio at 1-614-776-5720
To learn more download the Ohio Polymer and Advanced Materials Snapshot.
