extruder of the month
Habia Teknofl uor Head offi ce:
Knivsta, Sweden CEO: Johan Holmstedt Founded: 1954 Workforce: Around 90
Turnover: More than €10m Ownership:
Private (part of United Flexible – now owned by Arlington Capital)
Profi le: Habia Teknofl uor is a specialist in PTFE manufacturing. Its products include: fl uoropolymer tubing; high pressure hoses; gas hoses; and parts machined from PTFE. It has been owned by US-based United Flexible since 2004. Its sister companies include US Hose Corporation and AmniTec.
Product lines:
Habia, along with all companies in the United Flexible group, specialises in providing fl exible products for gas and fl uid transfer in demanding environments. The company’s fl uoropolymer tubing is made from PTFE, FEP, PFA and ETFE. It also offers a range of high pressure hoses, featuring a steel or Aramid braid around a fl uoropolymer core. Its gas hoses, meanwhile, are pressure tested to ISO 7751 and are suitable for use with a wide range of gases.
Factory locations:
Habia’s production is located in its factory in Knivsta, Sweden. As part of United Flexible, it has sister plants in other parts of the world, including US Hose plants in Romeoville, Illinois and Houston, Texas, plus Amnitec facilities in Merthyr Tydfi l, Wales and Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
To be considered for ‘Extruder of the Month’, contact the editor on lou@pipeandprofi
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March 2015 Screws and barrels Polyolefi n developments Continuous & batch mixers for PVC NPE show issue
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