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event preview | Compounding World Forum


Right: TPEI’s Free Rotor continuous mixers are capable of


processing a


wide variety of thermoplastics


Waste to Energy Partners works with facilities that create and/or accept solid waste. It collaborates with them to develop projects that will help to divert solid waste from landfills and produce renewable energy with an abundantly available resource. ❙ www.wastetoenergypartners.com


Total Cray Valley is a global manufacturer of specialty low molecular weight additives based on various chemistries. These include functional dyne- based polymers, styrene maleic anhydride copolymers; (meth)acrylate functional metallic monomers, and hydrocarbon resins. ❙ www.crayvalley.com


Right: Zoltek is focused on reducing the


cost of carbon fibres to


broaden their applications


TPEI is a leading American producer of continuous mixers and single-screw extruders, which are used together in its integrated compounding systems. These are capable of processing a wide variety of thermoplastics and rubbers, and can be used to deliver very high filler or pigment loadings. ❙ www.tpei.com


Trendelkamp supplies melt filtration systems, pellet classifiers, diverter valves and degassing systems for extruders. Its range of screen-changers includes continuous, discontinuous and back-flush designs. The company has its headquarters in Germany and a US subsidiary in Atlanta, Georgia. ❙ www.trendelkamp.com


Right: Tren- delkamp


supplies melt filtration


systems for extruders


Wittmann Extrusion offers a wide range of equipment for extrusion lines including: continuous blending; extrusion yield control systems; film/trim scrap recovery; die tooling; cooling tanks; vacuum sizing and calibration tanks; haul offs; cutters; texturing; and collection units. ❙ www.wittmann-group.com


Xtrutech specialises in the design and optimisation of twin-screw extruders. It supplies spare parts, such as screw elements, shafts, and barrel housings and liners, for a wide range of different twin screw extruder makes and models. It also produces its own XTS twin-screw extruders and ancillary equipment. ❙ www.xtrutech.com


Zeppelin Systems is a leading manufacturer of plants for storing, conveying, mixing, blending and dosing bulk solids. Its extensive product range includes a wide range of Henschel mixers plus twin-screw compounders as well as


single-screw extruders. ❙ www.zeppelin-systems.com


Zoltek is a carbon fibre supplier focused on reducing the cost of this high-performance reinforcement to accelerate its commercialisation in mainstream applications. Part of the Toray Group, Zoltek offers continuous tow, chopped fibres and milled fibres for engineering plastics. ❙ www.zoltek.com


More information The exhibition and the conference sessions at the Compounding World Forum are only open to registered attendees. For more details on how to book your place, visit http://bit.ly/CWF15P. At the time of writing, a very limited number of


exhibition spaces are still available on a first-come, first-served basis. For details, please contact Kelly Cressman: Phone: +1 610 478 0800; Email: kc@amiplastics-na.com. ❙ www.amiconferences.com


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