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Polytechs specialises in the production of master- batches,
compounds and additive blends
forms on a global basis. These help to solve additive incorporation problems for the plastics compounding and converting industries. ❙
www.polyadservices.com
Polycompound is a Switzerland-based toll compounder and producer of tailor-made compounds and master- batches. It has extensive experience of compounding with Buss kneaders and specialises in the production of highly-filled compounds, including cable grades and additive masterbatches. ❙
www.polycompound.ch
Polytechs is based in France and specialises in the production of masterbatches, compounds and compacted additive blends. It offers toll compounding services and produces its own range of proprietary products, including additive masterbatches and purging compounds. ❙
www.polytechs.fr
Setup Performance focuses on reactive extrusion technologies, aiming to extend their use to new plastics industry applications. In particular it helps companies to improve and develop new materials through the use of the process. The company offers a range of services including pilot production. ❙
www.setuperformance.com
Sikora supplies innovative online measuring, control, inspection and sorting equipment for the wire/cable, hose/tube, optical fibre and plastics industries. One of its latest products is the Purity Scanner for inspecting and sorting plastics pellets, reliably removing any contaminated material. ❙
www.sikora.com
Sonae Indústria is a leading international producer of wood-based panels that has developed Woodforce engineered wood fibre products for reinforcing plastics. They are made of densified wood fibres formed into cubes that simplify feeding into extruders and help to retain fibre length. ❙
www.woodforce.com
Steer develops, manufactures and supplies twin-screw extruders, complete turn-key compounding lines, screw elements and other components for extruders. The company is known for its novel and highly efficient screw element designs. ❙
www.steerworld.com
Unipetrol supplies a range of carbon black products, including Chezacarb conductive grades which are
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produced at its Litvinov refinery in the Czech Republic. They have a very high specific area and small particle size for imparting antistatic, dissipative or electro-con- ductive properties in plastics. ❙
www.unipetrol.cz/en
Velox is a European leader in the supply and marketing of raw materials specialties for the plastics industry. It represents international suppliers of a wide range of additives such as antimicrobials, coupling agents, impact modifiers, lubricants, antioxidants, UV absorb- ers and conductive additives. ❙
www.velox.com
X-Compound is a Swiss-based manufacturer of co-kneaders for compounding applications. These extruders offer particular benefits when compounding temperature- and shear-sensitive materials, and they are also suitable for the production of highly-filled products. ❙
www.x-compound.com
Xtrutech specialises in the design and optimisation of twin-screw extruders. It supplies spare parts, such as screw elements, shafts, and barrel housings and liners, for a wide range of makes and models. It also produces its own XTS twin-screw extruders and ancillary equipment. ❙
www.xtrutech.com
More information The exhibition and the conference sessions at the Compounding World Congress are only open to registered attendees. For more details on how to book your place, visit
http://bit.ly/CWC16B. A limited number of additional exhibition packages
are still available. For more information about participat- ing in the Compounding World Congress as a delegate, exhibitor or sponsor, please contact the conference organiser Kat Langner at
kl@amiplastics.com, tel: +44 (0)117 314 8111. ❙
www.amiconferences.com
www.compoundingworld.com
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