PROTAVIC is a French company that designs and develops resins, adhesives and inks for the electronics industry with operations in Europe, the United States, South Korea and China.
PROTAVIC offers high value-added solutions for optimized industrial processes.
In order to better serve its customers, PROTAVIC has organized its products based on their application in the different sectors of the electronics industry.
October 2020
MAINTAINING PRODUCTION AND DELIVERY DURING THE PANDEMIC
During the pandemic the PROTAVIC companies remain open and committed to supporting their customers around the world.
The engineers, production team, sales team and administrative services work together and continue to develop new products, advise customers, launch production and organize shipments in compliance with sanitary rules.
PROTAVIC companies closely monitor the pandemic situation in their area and take all the necessary precautions for their teams while remaining available to their customers.
July 2021
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Production sites in France, the United States and South Korea
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% of revenue in R&D
PROTAVIC products meet the highest quality and safety standards:
Areas of use
PROTAVIC‘s expertise – earned and recognized – is found in many industries including aerospace, automotive and electronics.
Striving to always improve, the PROTAVIC team forges close and lasting relationships with its customers and responds to their needs by offering “tailor-made” solutions. This approach has led to PROTAVIC’s success in many markets.
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PROTAVIC technical expertise spans three continents with subsidiaries in China, South Korea, the United States and Europe.
PROTAVIC is an operational unit of the PROTEX INTERNATIONAL Group.
The Group develops, produces and markets specialty chemicals for use in textiles, paper and agriculture and as additives in the production of paint, construction materials, detergents and lubricants. It has also diversified into electrochemical metallization and biotechnology.
