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to a range of demanding applications including PVC compounds, cable com- pounds, XLPE processing, and masterbatch produc- tion. ❙
www.busscorp.com
C.H. Erbslöh offers a wide range of additives and modifiers for plastics and rubber applications supplied by internationally
Above: Feddem will be promoting its twin-screw extruders and its experience in turn-key compounding lines
recognised manufacturers. It works with customers to engineer materials to meet fire retardant requirements and to optimise mechanical properties. ❙
www.cherbsloeh.com
Cabot is a global specialty chemical and perfor- mance additives company, supplying carbon blacks, masterbatches and conductive compounds. Its brand names for carbon black are Black Pearls, Elftex and Vulcan, while masterbatches and compounds are named Plasblak and Cabelec respectively. ❙
www.cabotcorp.com
Right: Cofit’s Gorilla Belt
screenchanger is designed to remove
impurities from recycled plastics
Cofit International is an Italian-headquartered manufacturer of screenchang- ers for melt filtration applica- tions. Its product range includes the Gorilla Belt, an automatic system for removing impurities, such as metal, wood paper or sand from recycled plastics. ❙
www.cofit.com
Below: Imerys Filtration & Performance Minerals mines and processes a wide range of minerals
Dreyplas is a pan-European distributor of high-perfor- mance additives sourced from Japan, Korea, Taiwan and China. Its portfolio includes carbon fibre reinforce- ments, products for modifying tribological performance, and additives to add conductive and dissipative properties to plastics. ❙
www.dreyplas.com
Feddem is a German manufacturer of twin-screw extruders and compounding lines for the production of engineering plastic compounds and masterbatches. The company can supply turnkey systems and it provides flexible spare parts and refurbishment services for existing plants. ❙
www.feddem.com
Georg H. Luh is based in Walluf, Germany, and specialises in mineral-based raw materials. These include expandable graphite, which is used as an intumescent flame retardant. The company also offers GraphCond grades of natural graphite for electrically and thermally conductive compounds. ❙
www.luh.de
The Grolman Group operates an international specialty chemical distribution business including a range of products from well-known producers for plastics and rubber applications. It is the exclusive distributor of Polyscope’s new range of Xeran compatibiliz- ers in Europe. ❙
www.grolman-group.com
HPF The Mineral Engineers, a division of Quarzwerke, produces a range of high-performance mineral fillers including cristobalite, kaolin, wollastonite and mica. One of
its recent launches is Silatherm, a mineral additive for thermally- conductive compounds. ❙
www.quarzwerke.com
ICMA San Giorgio is a family-owned Italian company that focuses on co-rotating twin-screw extruders and turn-key compounding lines. Its range includes high-torque and high-volume machines, as well as special designs for the production of reactive or thermo-sensitive compounds. ❙
www.icmasg.it
Imerys Filtration & Performance Minerals operates mines and processing plants that produce a range of minerals including diatomite, kaolin, mica, perlite, talc and wollastonite. These are used to deliver functionality to plastics, improving physical properties and process- ing cost-effectively. ❙
www.imerys.com
Imerys Graphite & Carbon supplies a range of specialty carbons for polymer compounds. These include Ensaco Timcal carbon blacks for adding electrical conductivity,
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