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The Economic Benefits of Formaldehyde to the United States and Canadian Economies

Uses In a Number of Industries


A simple molecule that benefits consumers and many industries.

In many instances, because of formaldehyde’s unique physical and chemical properties, few compounds can replace it as a raw material without reducing performance and making the final products more expensive. Whether it’s plywood for home construction, fuel system components for automobiles or door and window insulation for modern airliners, using formaldehyde translates into greater utility for consumers in the form of extended use, consistent quality and improved performance and safety.

Home Construction Applications

 
Aerospace Applications

 
Automotive Applications

 

With a versatility born of simplicity, formaldehyde is one of the ancient building blocks utilized by and available to countless forms of life. The same holds true for commercial applications where numerous industries have capitalized on its ease of use.

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