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Right: Poly- scope will be
showcasing the properties and application of its SMA
copolymers
conveying, screening, automation and air filtration. Its dry bulk solids handling equipment is capable of handling difficult-to-feed materials such as TiO2
,
carbon black, wood flour, and iron based oxides. ❙
www.schenckprocess.com
focused on specialty polymeric additives and phase change materials. It offers functionalised polymers to improve the properties of engineering plastics in a wide range of different ways. ❙
www.pluss.co.in
Right:
Steer will be highlighting the capabilities of its twin-screw
extruders, such as this Omega machine
Polyram is a leading manufacturer of engineering thermoplastic compounds for the automotive, electrical, irrigation and construction industries. Headquartered in Israel, the international company offers a wide range of PA, PE, PBT, PET, PC, POM, PVDF, LGF and styrenic compounds and alloys. ❙
www.polyram.co.il
Polyscope is a leading producer of styrene maleic anhydride (SMA) copolymers, which it offers as Xiran resins, compounds, powders and liquids. It recently launched Xeran high-molecular weight SMA compatibi- lizers and coupling agents for engineering plastics. ❙
www.polyscope.eu
Right: Schenck Process
focuses on feeding
equipment that can handle difficult-to-
feed materials
Promixon manufactures mixing systems for plastics and powder coatings. Its range includes high-speed TMX turbomixers and CMX high-efficiency coolers for the production of PVC dryblend. The turbomixers can also be used for mixing powders, additives, colours, masterbatch and polymers. ❙
www.promixon.com
Saint-Gobain Ceramic Materials will be showcasing its hexagonal boron nitride products, specifically its CarboTherm thermal management fillers for the production of thermally conductive plastic compounds. The additives are electrically insulating, lubricous and non-abrading. ❙
www.saint-gobain.com
Schenck Process specialises in measuring and process technologies for industrial weighing, feeding,
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www.compoundingworld.com
Sikora supplies innovative online measuring, control, inspection and sorting equipment for the wire/cable, hose/tube, optical fibre and plastics industries. Its latest product is the Purity Scanner for inspecting and sorting plastics pellets, reliably removing any contami- nated material. ❙
www.sikora.com
Steer develops, manufactures and supplies innovative twin-screw extruders for compounding applications. Founded in 1993 by Dr Babu Padmanabhan (who will be giving a paper at the conference), the company is known for its novel and highly efficient screw element designs. ❙
www.steerworld.com
Sun Plastech manufac- tures and distributes
Asaclean purging compound. The resin-based, mechanical-type
purging compound contains no harmful chemicals and is specially formulated to ensure excellent compatibility with various types of thermoplastic resins. ❙
www.asaclean.com
Tomra Sorting is a leading provider of sensor-based sorting and processing technology including special systems for polymer pellet sorting. Pellets can be separated according to colour, structure and shape to improve the product quality by removing any defective material or contaminants. ❙
www.tomra.com
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