contents 04 News
13 Gearing up for a 3D future Whether for prototyping, low volume production or custom tooling manufacture, 3D printing has a great deal to offer injection moulders. Mark Holmes fi nds out more.
25 Improving the welding process Increasingly complex part designs and more demanding polymer materials are challenging welding technology developers to come up with new equipment solutions, writes Mark Holmes.
35 TPE makers offer greater choice TPE producers are formulating more targeted grades with injection moulded applications fi rmly in their sights. Peter Mapleston explores the latest innovations.
47 Lights on but the heat is off LED lighting is one of many potential application areas for thermally conductive plastics. Peter Mapleston looks at some of the latest additive technologies and how they are being applied.
57 Polymer opportunities in Latin America New analysis from AMI identifi es the highest growth potential markets in Latin America in terms of polymer demand. Christine de Santos provides exclusive insight.
61 Product update 64 Diary
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