Titan Group will showcase Russian technologies and projects for the production of new materials at Khimia 2026

Titan Group, one of Russia’s largest industrial holdings, will once again participate in Khimia in Moscow. In 2026, the company will showcase its proprietary technological innovations and projects aimed at expanding the production of chemical products and polymer materials.

Stand 2D010, Vavilov Hall

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One of the key areas is polyisobutylene (PIB), for which Titan Group has developed its own patented technology. This material is in demand for the manufacture of lubricants, adhesives, and sealants. Titan-SM has already developed a technology for producing two-stroke engine oil using PIB.

RusSilica, a company within Titan Group, will showcase RUSGEL micronised silica gels and RUSSOL stable silica sols, which are silica-based materials used in technological processes across more than 30 industries. The company is exploring their applications in rubber compounds, paints and coatings, catalysts, and catalyst supports.

RusSilica’s in-house laboratory enables the company to tailor material properties to the specific requirements of individual manufacturing processes. The company is also exploring new applications for its materials in collaboration with research companies. For example, scientists from Boreskov Institute of Catalysis of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Novosibirsk State University have used RUSGEL silica gels to produce highly crystalline zeolites, which are used in the development of catalysts for oil refining.

In the polymers sector, Titan Group will present an update on the development of its Titan-Polymer plant in the Pskov region. The facility manufactures BOPET films and is now constructing a PET and PBT production complex, which will expand the range of domestically produced polymer materials. (For more information, visit https://titan-group.ru)

The subject of developing Russian technologies will be further explored at the Panel Session on the Path from Individual Developments to a System of Proprietary Technologies for the Chemical Industry, scheduled for 10 November from 11:00 to 12:30. The session will be moderated by Mikhail Sutyaginsky, Chair at the Titan Group Board of Directors. Representatives from the research community, industry, and government will discuss the conditions required to move from research and development to the industrial implementation of Russian-developed technologies.

Titan Group invites manufacturers and processors of chemical products, representatives of research and engineering companies and organisations, and potential partners to discuss supply opportunities, joint development projects, and industrial cooperation.