Rototuff is a privately owned Australian company. We specifically supply polyethylene powder, our product brand is Rototuff, and we aim to provide you with products that are the best quality, competitive in price and able to be delivered on time for production.

The Mitsubishi Chemical Group is a specialty materials provider with an unwavering commitment to lead with innovative solutions to achieve KAITEKI, the well-being of people and the planet. We bring deep expertise and material science leadership in core market segments such as mobility, health & life sciences, and electronics, enabling industry transformation, technology breakthroughs, and longer, more fruitful lives for us all.

Mitsumoto (Thailand) Co., Ltd. designs and distributes complete products of Polymer ALL POLYMER CAN TOUCH AT ME ! Mitsumoto -

Based on the philosophy of "production without factories," Miyako Chemical supports the chemical production of products that are connected to people's lives, such as basic solvents, synthetic resin raw materials, pharmaceutical raw materials, food raw materials, and marine resources.

Our team has stood for quality and first-class work for 35 years. Kastorf, Bad Oldesloe, Ratzeburg, Lübeck & Hamburg. Our family business is run by master carpenter Henrik Klincker. We give shape to your ideas. Individual concepts. Modern standards. Various materials. Complete furnishings. Options: wood, glass, metal, plastic.

MOL Group is a leading international, integrated oil and gas company from Hungary, the heart of Europe, with over 75 years of experience and a proven track record.

Plastic granules supplier. Molpoly Benelux BV is a reliable and stable partner for the plastics processing industry throughout the world.

L’Éco-Boutique de Mascouche offre des produits bio, biodégradables (vrac) et de santé naturels. Naturopathe Yoga-Ateliers

Morus Inc. is a research and development venture company that supplies edible silkworms and bio-materials using silkworms. Our mission is to protect the health of the earth with silkworms.

The nano- and microstructures being researched at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces (MPIKG) are made up of special molecules and can organize themselves.