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brochure downloads This month’s free Simply click on the brochure cover or link to download a PDF of the full publication Husky: Thin wall packaging Thinwall Packaging High performance systems for high performance parts


Benefits • High performance production systems— fast, repeatable


• Lighter, more sustainable high performance parts


• Consistent part quality • High productivity, low scrap


• Complete melt delivery systems with all elements optimized for each application: - machine - hot runner - Altanium® controller


• Single point of contact for integrated workcell


• In-mold labeling solutions that help parts stand out on store shelves


With more than 50 years of experience in the thinwall packaging industry, Husky is a leader in developing high performance packaging solutions. Our complete high- speed systems are optimized to meet our customers’ specific packaging needs while lowering overall part costs.


We are committed to being a long-term partner to help thinwall packaging custom- ers grow their business. To achieve this, we maintain collaborative relationships with other industry-leading companies to deliver integrated, best-in-class thinwall packaging systems.


Our dedicated global thinwall team sup- ports customers on multiple levels offering skills, software and services that ensure the best return on investment. In the early product development stages, we offer a wide range of services, including part design, flow simulation analysis, finite ele- ment analysis and resin validation tests. Once in production, our locally-based Service and Sales network is accessible for 24/7 spare parts and technical support to keep systems running efficiently and with maximum uptime.


This brochure from Husky Injection Molding Systems focuses on the company’s high-performance solutions for thin-wall packaging applications, including machine options, hot runners and in-mould labelling.


Elasto: Versatile TPEs BOOK A series of application studies featuring  Click here to download TPE  Click here to download Plastribution: know-how Issue 02 March 2012 www.plastribution.co.uk the magazine


Making a material difference


Introducing an exciting range of innovative products. Turn to page 18


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Adding value through Direct Sales 14 Supply chain visibility is key We say no to surcharges! Product list


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In the second edition of Plastribution’s know-how magazine you can learn about the latest additions to the company’s 2012 product portfolio and fi nd out how its customer Invicta Plastics is using Cardia’s hybrid bioplastics.


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THE APP


Elasto’s 44-page App Book talks you through a series of engineering applications for its DryFlex and MediPrene TPE products, supporting each with key selection criteria and property profi les.


Engel: victory and e-victory The perfect fit. ENGEL victory and e-victory For fitting production


This 12-page brochure outlines six different benefi ts of Engel’s victory and e-victory injection moulding machines, including fl exibility and effi ciency – the perfect fi t for fi tting production.


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FKuR: Moulding Guide Bio-Flex & ® Biograde ® Clearly the best for rigids!


This 12-page brochure provides full details on how to injection mould FKuR’s Bio-Flex and Biograde bioplastics, including resin handling tips, process setting recommendations, and a summary of their typical characteristics and potential applications.


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Plastics Industry Strategy Seminars


AMI’s one-day Plastics Industry Strategy Seminars are delivered by Andrew Reynolds and provide invaluable insights into key trends in the global polymers market. This brochure has our 2012 line-up of events in Europe, America and Asia.


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