Thread Content
Sinochem Blue Sky’s fluororubber products were recognized as **patent-intensive products**. 2025-02-27 15:02:23 Recently, the pilot platform for the identification of patent-intensive products released the \"List of Patent-Intensive Products for 2024\"; the \"fluororubber\" products produced by Zhonghao Chenguang Chemical Research Institute Co., Ltd., which is part of Sinochem Blue Sky (hereinafter referred to as \"Zhonghao Chenguang\"), were included in this list and designated as \"patent-intensive products for 2024\". To date, Zhonghao Chenguang has obtained a total of 52 authorized patents for fluororubber, of which 17 are included in this recognition. Zhonghao Chenguang has always focused on the independent development of key technologies and patent strategy; it has achieved significant results in the technology and capabilities related to the production of special fluororubber monomers, overcoming numerous key technical challenges. It was also responsible for formulating China’s first standard for fluororubbers, namely the \"General Specifications and Evaluation Methods for Fluororubbers\". In addition, Zhonghao Chenguang was also the first to undertake the development of a new generation of peroxide-vulcanized fluororubber materials, achieving domestic production of high-performance fluororubbers such as low-temperature resistant fluoroether rubbers, perfluoroether rubbers, and fluororubbers for bonding purposes. The identification of patent-intensive products is a **crucial component of the implementation of intellectual property protection measures. Patent-intensive products are those that rely on patents to compete in the market and possess strong competitive advantages. They are characterized by high economic benefits, strong patent protection, significant contribution of patents to their value, and a high degree of dependence of their competitiveness on patents.
Public announcement on the environmental impact assessment for projects such as Changqing (Hubei) Biotechnology’s annual production of 500 tons of bis(trifluoromethanesulfonyl)imide – https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-5680845-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)