All our polymers are now positioned under a single portfolio brand: Signature Polymers. We will be making these modifications over the next six months so you will see both old and new grade names highlighted moving forward.
Explore our industry leading Exceed™, Exxtra™ and ExxonMobil™ performance polyethylene (PE) resins ― as well as our LLDPE, LDPE and HDPE resins, and specialty copolymers ― which have been designed for a broad range of polyethylene applications.
Some of our existing Exceed, Achieve, Paxon and premium PP/HD grades will be moved/have moved to Exceed brand; most existing Enable grades will be moved/ have moved to Exceed Flow[+]; most of our existing Exceed XP grades have moved to Exceed Tough[+]; most of our existing Exceed S grades will be moved/ have moved to Exceed Stiff[+]
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Supplying solutions to the primary and secondary packaging, agricultural and building and construction markets, the ExxonMobil polyethylene portfolio offers an extensive range of performance polymers as well as specialty co-polymers and additional polyethylene grades.
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This collection of case studies provides insight into the variety of ways Signature Polymers can solve design challenges.
The stated brand ambition of Signature Polymers is to become the industry’s most valued global partner through improved service and partnership. ExxonMobil will introduce new programs that inspire and inform the way it positions products and provides support to help customers innovate, strategize, and grow.
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While demand for chemicals and plastics is being fueled by a growing global population and middle class, other trends are affecting the packaging landscape. Read ExxonMobil’s view of what will impact the flexible packaging industry moving forward.
This article, published in Plastics in Packaging magazine, features ExxonMobil's review of the global trends in collation shrink packaging films.
