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and condenser are also designed to provide very high heat transfer rates.
ProTec Polymer Processing ❙
www.sp-protec.com Materials handling specialist ProTec Polymer Process- ing will head up its offering for injection moulders with its Somos T/TF eco range of mobile dryers, which are claimed to provide energy efficient operation beside the processing machine. The range caters for material throughputs of around
3 up to 100 kg/h and drying temperatures of between 60 and 140˚C at a dew point temperature of -35˚C. Hopper sizes range from 30 to 300 litres, allowing units to be selected to match the material consumption of the processing machine. The dryers are offered in two variants: TF versions
are supplied with an integrated conveying system for feeding the machine, T versions have no conveyor.
Radici Group ❙
www.radicigroup.com Italy’s Radici Group will be presenting its latest
specialty grades of polyamide, including its Radilon enhanced heat resistance HHR and Xtreme grades, Radistrong PA6 and PA6,6 long fibre reinforced metal replacement products and Radilon DT PA6,12 and Radilon D PA6,10 long fibre reinforced grades. Radici has manufactured PA, PBT, TPEs and POM at its plant at Suzhou in China since 2006 and plans to install a new line this year that will increase annual capacity by 5,000 tonnes.
Above: Precision POM
racks moulded by Sumitomo Demag
Applied Market Information Ltd
Visit the AMI Stand EN/A02 on the ground fl oor of the North Entrance (Eingang Nord)
- Browse and Buy from our range of Packaging related Market Reports and Directories including:
• AMI’s 2014 Directory: PE Film Extruders in Europe • AMI’s 2014 Directory: Sheet Extruders in Europe
- Over 80 Packaging and Plastics-related Technical Books on display to buy
- Subscribe free of charge to our Film & Sheet and Injection World digital magazines
Messe Duesseldorf, 8-14th May, 2014
www.amiplastics.com
For more information e-mail Matt Wherlock (Stand Manager)
mjw@amiplastics.com
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