What We Do
What We Do
Imperial Polychemicals Corporation (IPCO) works not only to bring together leading companies, but also to foster long and steadfast relationships into the next millennium. Servicing companies in a wide range of industries, from aerospace to military has allowed us keen insight into how to turn these relationships into commitments.
Quality
Over 35 years of experience working with top clients and top suppliers.
Products
High performance and cutting edge technology from the companies that you know best: The Gill Corporation, Texas Almet, and many more.
Service
Customization with optimization is our
primary focus.
Although at the forefront of specialized materials from honeycomb to aircraft interiors, we are continually making huge strives towards greatness in other areas. Global strategic alliances have strengthened our position and by working only with market leaders, we have been able to assemble an apex community of companies from all over the world. This feat is why Imperial Polychemicals has been designated as the primary source of manufacturers and distributors.
Our top priority is to bring this world closer to you; to bring you face to face with companies with the speed, quality, and efficiency that you need. We can get you there…together.
IPCO History
1982
Imperial Polychemicals Corporation (IPCO) was founded by Dr. James Ja In Park in California, USA to produce composites and adhesive resins based in epoxy, acrylate, and urethane. IPCO began exporting these products to South Korea and other Asia Pacific countries.
1984
IPCO established a plant in South Korea to produce composite and adhesive resins to supply the automotive, electrical, electronic, and consumer industries. IPCO supplied adhesive and tooling resins to Hyundai Automotive to produce personal and business trucks while also streamlining costs for both sides.
IPCO then expanded from supplying these resins to also supplying fast curing epoxy resins to Samsung, Hyundai, and LG Semiconductor. Also, IPCO was instrumental in developing RAM and DRAM with these same companies.
IPCO then expanded from supplying these resins to also supplying fast curing epoxy resins to Samsung, Hyundai, and LG Semiconductor. Also, IPCO was instrumental in developing RAM and DRAM with these same companies.
1987
IPCO was appointed as “The most developed small and medium-sized company” by the Korean Ministry of Trade and Industry for excellent service to the advanced material industry in South Korea.
1991
IPCO formed a joint venture company called IPCO National with National Starch Company. This joint venture was created to continue IPCO’s focus in production of advanced adhesives. IPCO supplied adhesives for South Korean tobacco companies to produce quality cigarettes that competed with and enjoyed successes over many imported cigarettes.
In the consumer adhesives division, IPCO supplied adhesives to Kimberly Clark and Proctor and Gamble in South Korea to produce diapers and sanitary napkins. The composites division supplied composite resins to various aerospace and military applications. It was also at this time that the most advanced fast curing adhesives for the semi-conductor industry was manufactured at IPCO National to speed up the development of higher capacity memory chips.
In the consumer adhesives division, IPCO supplied adhesives to Kimberly Clark and Proctor and Gamble in South Korea to produce diapers and sanitary napkins. The composites division supplied composite resins to various aerospace and military applications. It was also at this time that the most advanced fast curing adhesives for the semi-conductor industry was manufactured at IPCO National to speed up the development of higher capacity memory chips.
1995
IPCO became the largest adhesive company in South Korea. IPCO then sold its shares of IPCO National to National Starch and continued servicing chemicals and consulting services to the electronic, aerospace and composite industries. Specifically, IPCO expanded into the reconfiguration of Boeing and Airbus aircrafts, supplying materials for Boeing and Airbus projects.
2007
IPCO added SBP, a German Structural engineering company to their list of partners to build Asiana’s aircraft hangar at South Korea’s, International Incheon Airport. The project was a huge success and has stemmed into other successful projects.
2012
IPCO partnered with Zodiac Aerospace to become the exclusive representative in South Korea. Zodiac Aerospace is a world leader in aerospace equipment and systems for commercial, regional and business aircraft, as well as helicopters and space applications.
2018
IPCO partnered with MTU Aero Engines, Germany’s leading engine manufacturer and an established global player in the industry. They engage in the design, development, manufacture, marketing and support of commercial and military aircraft engines in all thrust and power categories and stationary gas turbines.
Our Divisions
Our Divisions
Honeycomb Composite
Cargo Liners and Laminates
Floor Panels
Interior Panels
Fabricated Parts
Honeycomb
Machined Honeycomb Assemblies
Shock/Energy Absorber
Accessories
Innovative in-flight passenger comforts and accessories:
Headphones, amenity kits, sleep kits and consumables
Cabin Interiors
Cabin (Cabin Interior)
Seats
(Passenger and Technical Seats)
Passenger Solutions
(Cabin Equipment and Solutions)
After Services
(After Sales Business – MRO)
Aircraft Hangar
Internationally active structural engineering and consulting firm
Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO)
Customized maintenance, repair and overhaul
(MRO) services:
Commercial and military engines as well as industrial gas turbines
Contact Us
USA Office
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| Elizabeth@ipcousa.com | |
| 1050 Lakes Drive, #225 West Covina, CA 91790 |
Korea Office
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| RM#602, Kumkang B/D Yangjae-daero 62-gil, 8, Songpa-Gu Seoul, Korea 05708 |
