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news cabot shuts HK masterbatch plant


cabot is to close its carbon black masterbatch plant in Hong Kong on 31 march and shift production to its new facility in Tianjin, china. The Tianjin plant, which


opened in September 2011, has a current capacity of 45,000 tonnes. it will become cabot’s only masterbatch production facility in china. The company says that it is large enough to supply the current demand of the plastic industry in Asia as well as its expected near-term future growth. masterbatch manufacture at


Tianjin is fully integrated as the site also includes one of the world’s largest carbon black


Cabot will close its Hong Kong masterbatch plant on 31 March


plants. This is a joint venture between cabot and Shanghai coking and chemical. patrick prevost, cabot


president and chief executive officer, said: “our operations in Tianjin give us important competitive advantages.


moving all of our china masterbatch production to Tianjin maximizes these advantages. The move allows us to be closer to our custom- ers, and to deliver high-quality, cost-competitive masterbatch, using the most advanced


Ami launches five free apps for the ipad and iphone


compounding world magazine is now available on the ipad, iphone and ipod Touch using a dedicated app which is sponsored by leistritz. users can subscribe for free and new editions will automati- cally appear in the newsstand magazine folder that was recently launched by Apple. “Ami has led the way


in using digital magazine technology to deliver high- quality information to the global plastics industry, so making our magazines available on the ipad and iphone was the next logical step,” said Andy Beevers, head of business publishing at Ami. “we have witnessed the growing use of these devices in our industry,


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You can now get this magazine for free on the iPad and iPhone Newsstand


and readers around the world have been asking for apps that will allow them to access our magazines on the latest mobile platforms.” The compounding world


app is one of five dedicated apps that have been launched by Ami. They also include the company’s three other magazines – injection world, pipe and profile Extrusion and Film and Sheet Extrusion. in addition, there is an app for Ami conferences which features brochures for forthcoming events. Further apps for


Android-based tablets will be launched later this year. To download the free ipad/


iphone/ipod apps, simply search for ‘Ami plastics’ in Apple’s App Store on your mobile device, or in iTunes on your computer. ❙ www.amimagazines.comwww.leistritz.com


process technologies.” cabot’s Hong Kong


masterbatch plant was opened in 1990 and it has a capacity of 30,000 tonnes with a mixture of batch mixers and twin- screw extruders. ❙ www.cabot-corp.com


microban bought by wm Barr


Antimicrobials specialist microban international has been bought by wm Barr, a supplier of specialty cleaning products. The acquisition was completed on 30 december 2011. wm Barr supplies a


variety of consumer, commercial and industrial markets. its portfolio includes Aegis quaternary ammonium based anti- microbial compounds for textiles and footwear. microban’s headquarters


will remain in north carolina and it will operate as an employee-owned independ- ent subsidiary under the current management team. ❙ www.wmbarr.com


January 2012 | compounding world


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