At PMC Biogenix Korea, renewable resources are at the core of our development, manufacturing and marketing of fatty amide chemicals. For over 50 years, we have prioritized innovation and client-need in our chemical products portfolio. Our world-class facility in Gyeongju, South Korea, manufactures Armoslip® and Kemamide® products, which are the global standard for slip additives for polyolefin films and resins. Our technical team is available to assist you in deciding which of our products meet your specific needs. Please send us a message for product literature or any additional information you may need. Fatty amides are fatty acid derivatives with the primary function of migrating to the surface of finished products providing slip (reducing friction between films and between film and converting equipment) and anti-blocking (preventing layers of films from sticking together) in primarily the packaging and film application, and anti-scratch performance in the automotive industry. Fatty amide additives are used in a wide variety of market segments including: • Plastic film and packaging (Polypropylene, High-, Low-, and Linear Low-Density Polyethylene) • Automotive (Polypropylene compounding) • Lubricants and drag reduction • Thermal paper • Polyethylene foam • PVC Plastisol • Elastomers • Powder metallurgy • Ink formulation and powder coating Our goal is to be the world’s most reliable partner for our customers in terms of service, quality, and supply chain security.
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The PMC Biogenix annual revenue was $299.4 million in 2026.
Jeffrey Day is the Director of Operations of PMC Biogenix.
44 people are employed at PMC Biogenix.
The NAICS codes for PMC Biogenix are [325, 32, 3251, 32519].
The SIC codes for PMC Biogenix are [28, 289].