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event preview | Chinaplas 2017


Right: Türk + Hillinger’s Flex tubular heater can be bent by hand


large parts. These hydraulic actuated systems are equipped with the new modular actuators and Synven- tive’s SynCool3 technology. SynCool3 provides indirect cooling of the actuators via proprietary thermal conductors making contact with the cooled top clamp plate. This eliminates the use of cooling plates, of direct cooled actuators, and the elaborate installation of cooling lines for most applications, says Synventive. Single Temperature Controls is showing its new Modular Line, which contains 19 temperature control systems, each in three different options. The three configurations offered are called Base, Process Monitoring and Energy Efficiency, and are targeted at different customer needs and requirements. The Base configuration “is already very well equipped for the respective industrial application requirements”, says Single. Process Monitoring uses the Base configuration as the starting point and adds additional process control and measurement features such as flow-metering, a return medium temperature measurement sensor, larger capacity/reinforced pump, and additional interfacing capability all included the configuration price. The Energy Efficiency configuration uses the Process


Monitoring configuration as the starting point and adds the frequency converter necessary for intelligent pump control. Single says this leads to “substantial energy savings” and also enables additional features such as control of flow volumes and setting of maximum allowable pressure for pressure-sensitive applications. Kistler Instrument is showcasing its technologies to


Below: Synventive’s SVG+ hot runner system


measure cavity pressure, which can increase productivity and lower operating costs by continuously monitoring part quality. CoMo Injection measures cavity pressure to determine the switchover point according to the fill level. This can be performed with a pressure threshold or with a special algorithm that automatically identifies the abrupt pressure increase due to volumetric mould filling. In materials, compound maker Lehvoss is present-


ing Luvocom EOG, a new range of PEEK compounds for applications in the energy industry. The company says that when compared to traditional PEEK compounds in energy applications, the Luvocom EOG materials offer easier processing, shorter annealing time (up to 50% less) and reduced wear. Additional benefits include reduced internal stress and warpage (up to 150% better shrinkage ratio). Applications include bearings, bushings, thrust washers and gears, seals, back-up rings, packers and plugs, and compressor components. Another compound producer, RTP Company, is


featuring its Light Controlling and eXtra Performance Compounds. The former are specially formulated to control the degree of light transmitted through plastic components. These compounds increase light diffusion quality and output when compared to traditional LED lens materials, and can meet UV resistance and flammability rating requirements. RTP will also discuss the recent expansion of its


structural product portfolio, including RTP 100 XP (eXtra Performance) Compounds that are formulated for higher strength, modulus and impact properties than standard glass reinforced compounds. These compounds exhibit 20% higher modulus and more than 50% improvement in impact testing compared to common glass fibre reinforced polypropylenes.


Click on the links for more information: ❙ www.kraussmaffei.comwww.arburg.comwww.engelglobal.comwww.wittmann-group.comwww.dr-boy.dewww.tuerk-hillinger.dewww.synventive.comwww.single-temp.comwww.kistler.comwww.lehvoss.dewww.rtpcompany.com


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