Evonik and Brenntag have strengthened their relationship in the field of functional silanes

Evonik recently extended its Dynasylan® product line distribution agreement with Brenntag to 16 countries in Eastern Europe. Brenntag will now also distribute silane products in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Albania, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, with effect immediately. “Brenntag is an important partner and provides us with a direct link to the end customers”, said Daniel Göbel, Channel Manager EMEA, at Evonik’s Silanes business line. “Brenntag’s many years of experience working with us and our products enables them to serve customers well and offer the best technically and commercial service. We are pleased to expand our successful cooperation and looking forward to an even more successful future.” Dynasylan trademark products from Evonik are utilized in a wide range of industries and sectors to improve performance, effectiveness, and sustainability, resulting in actual value. Fiberglass, glass wool, foundry and foundry auxiliaries, adhesives and sealants, filler silanization (artificial marble), paints and coatings, and the polyurethane and rubber industries are among the many applications. Jerzy Jasinski, Regional President Brenntag Specialties EMEA: “We have been distributing products from Evonik’s Dynasylan line in the DACH region for many years now. We have gained a lot of very good experience and always received positive feedback from customers. That is why Brenntag is very pleased that we expand this success story to additional countries across Europe. It is a great development of the winning formula for all important stakeholders of us – our Customers, Evonik and Brenntag.” Brenntag has been distributing Dynasylan products in Germany since 1993, with Austria and Switzerland following soon after. The Dynasylan line is distinguished by uncompromising product quality and purity, as well as adherence to Brenntag's strict sustainability guidelines. Source