KRAHN Chemie Benelux signs distribution agreement with Mitsubishi Chemical Europe
Specialty chemicals distributor KRAHN Chemie Benelux has entered into a new collaboration with Mitsubishi Chemical Europe (MCE) to expand its portfolio to include a range of innovative products.
Under the agreement, KRAHN Chemie Benelux will distribute MCE’s range of premium products, including products such as BENEBiOL, a class of biomass-based polycarbonate diols that enable end products to have unique performance levels such as excellent stain and chemical resistance and superior soft touch.
The agreement also includes BioPTMG, a polyol made from bio-based raw materials. BioPTMG and BENEBiOL are used in a variety of high-end polyurethane applications such as adhesives, coatings, TPUs, sealants, elastomers and fibers. Typical application areas include artificial leather, consumer goods/electronics, automotive, apparel, high-end fashion, functional textiles and industrial.
Cristian Groenewegen, Managing Director of KRAHN Chemie Benelux, said: "We are pleased to announce this partnership with Mitsubishi Chemical Europe to expand our distribution portfolio to include its high-quality products. This collaboration is in line with our commitment to provide high-quality solutions to customers in the Benelux region and we look forward to a successful cooperation."
Dr. Marc Schrinner, Technical Manager at Mitsubishi Chemical Europe, is confident about the cooperation: "We are pleased to work with KRAHN to promote our bio-based polyols in the Benelux region. This cooperation strengthens our sales and distribution network in Europe. More importantly, we are sure that customers will benefit from the technical expertise and experience that KRAHN provides."
2026-08-15
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