Eastman has supplied the world with chemicals, plastics and fibers since 1920. And operating for that length of time means that our markets have diversified in ways that George Eastman could only have imagined in his wildest dreams. Today, our portfolio has incredible breadth, and runs very deep. You’ll find us where you would expect, and also where you might not. We supply more than 1,800 products to the packaging market, for example, ranging from polymers to adhesives to coatings to inks. We also produce critical components for the medical market. In the building and construction sector, we make products for architectural paints, adhesives that go into cement, architectural glazings and polymers for skylights. And then there are the famous designers -- like Tom Dixon of the UK -- using our materials to perfect their art, because they just like the look and feel. The Eastman Innovation Lab is vast – and it’s getting bigger all the time as we add new applications, interviews, and come up with concepts based on our extensive knowledge of materials. We encourage you to indulge in a bit of blue-sky browsing. But we know that time is often precious so we’ve organized the site into market-specific segments. Simply go to the market pages that are the nearest match to your speciality and you’ll instantly be able to access the thoughts and experiences of people with similar needs. But don’t undervalue the power of serendipity. Our experience in creating this site and talking to thousands of designers is that inspiration often comes from the most unlikely sources. We see materials from perfume bottles reworked into football padding; disposable safety syringes that pick up on technologies developed for pricey office chairs. Give us your time and we might be able to show you something that will change your world – a little bit.