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Issue 202 | September 2011 |
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Polymer
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JENCO
GET STUCK IN!
Jenco have won the order for the installation of six large feed systems
for the adhesive manufacturer Beardow Adams in Milton Keynes.
The
installation is in two phases, the first phase involved the vacuum
conveying and blowing of EVA pellets and the second phase was vacuum
conveying the Calcium Carbonate and other filler powders used in the
process.
All
of the design, manufacturing and engineering was carried out at the Jenco
factory which is based in Hainault, Essex.
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Innovative
Bioplastics offer new varieties of applications for injection moulding
FKuR at Fakuma 2011
Bioplastics‘ producer
FKuR Kunststoff GmbH will be presenting a wide range of biodegradable,
biobased and natural fibre reinforced compounds at Fakuma 2011, in hall 5,
booth 5211 (co-exhibitor at Ultrapolymers Germany GmbH). Currently, these
compounds offer a wide range of possibilities.
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Roemheld
Magnetic Clamping Hot Attraction At Interplas
The leading attraction to Roemheld Stand
J4 at Interplas 2011 will be the M-TECS magnetic clamping system.
The M-TECS magnetic clamping system is the
only product on the market to work continuously at 240oC. It is very safe
as it is based on a permanent magnet solution and requires no external
power to remain clamped. It can also easily be fitted to both new and old
machines, whether injection moulding or rubber moulding presses.
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Compounding
line with highly efficient underwater pelletizing for throughputs up to
1,000 kg/h
Automatik and Maag demonstrate unique breadth of expertise from a
single source
Automatik Plastics Machinery GmbH and Maag Pump Systems AG will be
appearing jointly at this year’s FAKUMA, the International Trade Fair for
Plastics Processing in Friedrichshafen, Germany, under the combined banner
of Maag Group. The two sister companies will be presenting their
complementary expertise as an integrated system provider, displaying as a
special highlight a complete compounding line with a throughput of up to
1,000 kg/h. The displayed system will consist of an extrex® 56HV gear
pump, a CSC continuous screen changer, and a SPHERO® 70 underwater
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Mixing
nozzles and special screws as highlights
Technically advanced plasticizing sets – screws and cylinders in bespoke
and standard versions, including the innovative mixing nozzle – are
presented by Groche Technik GmbH in Kalletal, Germany, during Fakuma 2011 in
Hall B3, Stand 3106.
Experience has shown that visitors will pay attention not only to the
high-performance screws and cylin-ders, but also to the decompression and
shut-off nozzles. In this field, Groche Technik can offer different
variants. “We would like to show interested parties the special features of
the nozzles equipped with spring lock“, explains Armin Groche.
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Arburg
at the Fakuma: something for everyone
Arburg will once again
have a high-profile presence at this year's Fakuma, with a two storey
exhibition stand in Hall A3.
The focus of the trade fair appearance will be
on the “50 years of Allrounder” anniversary and the Edrive series, which
extends Arburg’s electric machine range. A total of nine exhibits will
demonstrate a host of innovative applications, providing impressive proof of
the performance of Arburg products with regard to the efficient production
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Borealis
and Value Chain Partners show innovative, value creating solutions at
FAKUMA 2011
At the FAKUMA
international trade fair in Friedrichshafen, Germany, from October 18-22,
Borealis will showcase some of its innovative and value-creating products
and solutions together with its machinery and distribution partners in the
value chain.
Throughout the
international trade fair for plastics processing, Borealis products will
be demonstrated on the stands of Engel Austria (Hall A5), Wittmann
Battenfeld (Hall B1) and NEXEO Solutions (Hall A3).
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Delcam
achieves record sales and increased profits
CADCAM developer Delcam is pleased to announce that the company
achieved record sales for a six-month period and increased profits during
the first half of 2011.
Sales increased by 13% over the same period of last year to £20.1 million.
This continues the rising trend in sales, with the company setting new
record levels in each of the last three six-month periods. Pre-tax profits
have grown significantly to £1.51 million, an increase of 87% over the
first half of last year.
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Ingeo™
Earth Month Closes with 2011 Leader of Change Nomination from the
Foundation for Social Change and United Nations Office for Partnerships
The month-long celebration of Ingeo, a
plastic made from renewable plant material, not oil, stretched across
three continents and involved thousands of people with innovative and
sustainable consumer products through the traveling Ingeo Innovation
Gallery.
Brands participating in Ingeo Earth Month
included Bioserie, Coca-Cola, Danone, Earth’s Best, Electrolux, Elements
Naturals, Frito-Lay, Henkel, Shiseido, Stonyfield, Target, and Walmart.
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FANUC
ROBOSHOT emphasises energy saving and stable moulding performance
FANUC ROBOMACHINE EUROPE GmbH will be demonstrating three of its
electric RO-BOSHOT injection moulding machines (IMM), series S-2000iB, at
Fakuma 2011 – hall B3, stand 3211.
It is expected that this year, a large number of potential customers will
show great interest in the machines characterised by their low energy
consumption, a clear sign of the currently prevailing concern about energy
costs and CO² emissions.
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Herbold
Label Remover
A new more sophisticated machine technology is needed for the reusable
materials recycling of PET bottles.
New bottle designs are complicating the task
of bottle recyclers; labels covering the whole surface of the bottle are
an obstacle to optic sorting and if these new labels have additionally
been made of PVC, then the usual quality standard during reusable
materials recycling cannot be maintained with the available technology.
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Future
trend all-electric
Zhafir Plastics
Machinery presents all-electric solutions at the Fakuma exhibition
At the Fakuma
exhibition this year, the global market leader Haitian International is
zooming in on its all-electric premium products from Zhafir Plastics
Machinery headquartered in Ebermannsdorf/Oberpfalz. The efficient “Venus
Series” and the innovative “Mercury Series” closely serve the general
market trend in Europe: steadily increasing demand for all-electric
machines – high performance and cost effective. Zhafir is displaying a
Venus 1200 kN at the Fakuma exhibition with a 4-cavity-mold for the
cosmetics industry and a cell with a Mercury 1500 kN and a mould for the
automotive industry.
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Motan
exhibits further product enhancements
LUXOR 80/120/160
and SPECTROCOLOR G are centre stage
At the Fakuma 2011
(October 18 to 22, 2011 in Friedrichshafen, Germany) motan will exhibit a
cross section of product enhancements in the following fields of material
management: drying, conveying, blending, dyeing and dosing. In particular,
the LUXOR 80/120/160 and the SPECTROCOLOR G will be highlighted. Various
visualization formats will show the visitors tangible application
examples. They illustrate that motan can offer the most advantageous
application-relevant solutions, essential for sustainable, economic and
trouble-free processing within all plastics disciplines.
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