event preview | Compounding World Forum
Right: B&P Process
Equipment will be discussing its ground- breaking
Trivolution Tri-kneader
This year’s exhibitors 3V is a diversified global manufacturer of specialty chemicals and additives, including UV absorbers, antioxidants, flame retardants, optical brighteners and antistatic agents. It is headquartered in Italy and its American operations include a 65-acre manufacturing site in Georgetown, South Carolina. ❙
www.3v.com
Aaron Equipment is a leading international supplier of used, reconditioned and new process equipment. Trading for more than 75 years, it has an extensive inventory of machinery for the compounding industry and a large and experienced team to provide help and support. ❙
www.aaronequipment.com
Right: Bra- bender’s FlexWall
feeders are designed to cope with
hard-to-handle materials
Addivant supplies a wide range of additives for polymers including antioxidants, light stabiliz- ers, modifiers, polymerization inhibitors, antiozonants and curing agents. It offers solutions for engineer- ing plastics, biopolymers, elastomers, polyolefins, PVC, styrenics, polyure- thanes and rubber. ❙
www.addivant.com
Alternative Rubber & Plastics is an ISO 9001 certified distribution company supplying raw materials to the plastics and rubber industries. Its broad product range includes Keliren CPE for improving the impact resistance and weatherability of PVC, and Nitriflex NBR for use in PVC, EVA or ABS. ❙
www.altrubber.com
Ametek Westchester Plastics is a major independent toll compounder of engineering resins, alloys, blends, reactive modifiers and other thermo-
Right: Bay Plastics
Machinery will be highlighting its strand pelletizing systems
plastics. It operates two large custom-compounding plants in the US located at Nesquehoning, Pennsylva- nia, and at Wapakoneta, Ohio. ❙
www.ametek-westchesterplas.com
B&P Process Equipment is a US-based manufac- turer of the full range of compounding equipment including kneaders, twin-screw extruders and mixers. It will be highlighting the latest achievements of its ground-breaking Trivolution Tri-knead- er, which opens up new levels of mixing performance.
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www.bpprocess.com
Bay Plastics Machinery supplies a full range of strand pelletizers, water baths, air knives and spare parts. Located in Bay City, Michigan, the company also provides compre- hensive support services including rotor sharpening, pelletizer rebuilds and repairs, technical support and testing. ❙
www.bayplasticsmachinery.com
Brabender Technologie is an international supplier of high-precision feeding equipment, including FlexWall, agitated, vibratory and weigh-belt designs. It specialises in the starve feeding of pellets, powders, flakes and fibres into co-rotating twin-screw extruders for compounding applications. ❙
www.brabenderti.com
Budenheim offers a range of additives for a wide variety of polymers. They include flame retardants for engineering plastics, polyolefins, TPEs and WPCs, plus smoke suppressants for PVC. It also supplies specialty additives for foamed plastics, and heating accelerators for polyolefins and PET. ❙
www.budenheim.com
Buss is the world’s leading manufacturer of kneader systems for the compounding of plastics. Its latest Quantec and MX machines are ideally suited to a range of demanding applications including PVC compounds, cable
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