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Canadian grad invents world’s thinnest condom

A Canadian engineering grad has invented the world’s thinnest latex condom, 0.036 millimetres thin. Guinness World Records awarded the honour to Victor Chan and his Aoni condom, which beat Japan’s Okamoto, the previous record-holder at 0.038 millimetres. The endeavour was…

Apollo Tyres enters Qatar

Apollo Tyres Ltd. announced it has expanded into the Qatar market in the Middle East region. The company says the move is part of its strategy to enter newer markets across geographies. Two years ago Apollo set up its hub…

Magna Tyres to unveil tire at ConExpo

Magna Tyres Group will launch its Magna M-Straddle tire in the U.S. during ConExpo, March 4-8, in Las Vegas. The M-Straddle, available in size 16.00R25, is a radial designed for use on straddle carriers in demanding port and terminal conditions,…

Rubber prices end lower

Malaysian rubber prices closed lower for the fourth consecutive day this week with buyers sidelined due to a lack of fresh leads, a dealer said. She said the downtrend was also in tandem with the Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Shanghai…

Kuan Kam Hon’s synthetic gloves yield real profits

First Malaysia produced rubber. Then it produced rubber gloves. Now–as rising health care budgets, aging populations and higher hygienic standards around the world boost the medical industry’s demand for gloves–the country is proving the natural place to produce synthetic gloves.…