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Fortune International Technology is a distribu- tor of colorants and additives with offices in Chicago, Cincinnati and Cleveland. The company has developed relationships with the largest ISO certified Chinese suppliers of organic, inorganic and pearlescent pigments as well as various additives. ❙
www.fortuneintltech.com
compounds, XLPE processing, and masterbatch production. ❙
www.busscorp.com
Above: Century Extrusion supplies twin-screw extruders, replacement parts and related support services
CPM Century Extrusion is an international supplier of twin-screw extruders, replacement parts and support services. It has a factory located in Traverse City, Michigan, US, while its sister company Ruiya Extrusion has a manufacturing plant in Nanjing, China. ❙
www.centuryextrusion.com
C.W. Brabender Instruments manufactures lab-scale twin-screw compounding lines. These include table-top and free-standing models with clam-shell barrels and 12- to 20-mm diameter screws. It also supplies other materials development and testing equipment, including rheometers and mixers. ❙
www.cwbrabender.com
Right: C.W. Brabender
Instruments specialises in lab-scale twin-screw
compounding lines
Dreytek Performance Products is a distribution company that offers a broad array of specialty polymers and additives for compounded products. These include NPS chopped and milled PAN carbon fibres, Krefine carbon for ESD applications, Kitamura PTFE and ZY-PEEK. ❙
Liz.gershon@
dreytek.com
Right: Gala’s die plate
grinding tool is an example of its focus on increasing pelletizing productivity
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Econ is an Austrian manufacturer of underwater pelletizing systems that now has a US subsidiary. Its pelletizers feature thermal insulation technology for quick and easy start-ups and improved temperature control across the die face. It also offers pellet drying systems and screen-changers. ❙
www.econ.eu
Entek is a major US-based manufacturer of co-rotat- ing twin-screw extruders for compounding applications, including turn-key systems. Through its Entek Plus business unit, the group also supplies replacement wear parts, not only for its own extruders, but for other makes as well. ❙
www.entekextruders.com
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Fres-co System offers distinctive barrier packaging solutions for protecting the integrity of polymer resins and a range of other products. Its Termalock industrial sealer is an affordable and advanced solution to improve production efficiency, extend product shelf-life and reduce transportation costs. ❙
www.fresco.com
Gala Industries is a leading global manufacturer of pelletizing systems and centrifugal dryers, with locations in the US, Germany and Thailand. Its pellet 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
Hangzhou JLS is a supplier of halogen-free flame retardants that has its HQ in China and operates a global marketing network. Its product range includes ammonium polyphosphate, melamine cyanu- rate, melamine polyphosphate and intumescent flame retardants, plus HFFR compounds. ❙
www.jlschemical.com
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
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