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event preview | Compounding World Congress


IMCD is a leading player in the sales, marketing and distribution of specialty chemicals with dedicated


local experts across Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific and in Brazil. Its product portfolio includes a wide range of additives, fillers, pigments and polymers.


www.imcdgroup.com


Japan Steel Works (JSW) will be promoting its TEX twin-screw extruders


production processes are used in a wide array of applications from commodity plastics and recycling to engineering resins and reaction processes. ❙ www.gala-industries.com


Mayr’s EAS-du-


tytorque safety clutch has been specifically


developed for protecting extruders


Georg H. Luh is based in Walluf, Germany, and special- ises 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 compatibilizers 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 latest launches is Silatherm, a mineral additive for thermally-conductive compounds. ❙ www.quarzwerke.com


Gala is a global producer of pelletizer


systems with


facilities in the USA, Germany and Thailand


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 produc- tion of reactive or thermo-sensitive compounds. ❙ www.icmasg.it


50 COMPOUNDING WORLD


Imerys Graphite & Carbon supplies a range of specialty carbons for polymer compounds. These include Ensaco Timcal carbon blacks for adding electrical conductivity, plus Timrex Timcal graphite and coke powders. Timrex C-Therm grades are used for adding thermal conductivity. ❙ www.imerys-graphite-and-carbon.com


Japan Steel Works (JSW) is a major supplier of twin-screw extruders as well as support services and parts. Its latest TEX-V series machines feature higher Do/Di ratio plus ultra high torque. The company operates technical trial centres in Overpelt, Belgium, and in Novi, Michigan, USA. ❙ www.jswcompounding-usa.com


Mayr is a leading supplier of power transmission products, including backlash-free shaft misalignment compensation couplings, torque limiting clutches, electromagnetic clutches and brakes. Its EAS-du- tytorque safety clutch has been specifically developed for protecting extruders. ❙ www.mayr.com


Nordson BKG is a supplier of under- water pelletizing systems and pellet dryers. It offers complete turn-key lines with throughputs ranging from 2 to 35,000 kg/hour. It is part of Nordson Polymer Processing Systems which also offers screen-changers, pumps, valves,


dies, screws and barrels. ❙ www.nordsonpolymerprocessing.com www.compoundingworld.com


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