EXHIBITION PREVIEW | CHINAPLAS 2018


Right: Feddem’s newly developed LFT production line


nents, including the tensioner, impregnating die and take-off unit.


� www.feddem.com Erema will demonstrate direct recycling of polypropylene waste from bulk bag production on its stand at the


show. The Intarema TVEplus 1007 line will be equipped with a Laserfilter melt filtration unit, which allows direct recycling of even heavily contaminated and printed bag waste with no need for pre-shredding. The company will also be promoting its Smart


Factory concept, which allows lines to be equipped with online quality management tools to continu- ally record MVR and colour values of materials during recycling. This can be integrated with its re360 MES to allow direct transfer of critical production and machine data to a central com- puter system. � www.erema.at


Below: Erema will demon- strate direct recycling of PP woven bulk bags at the show


Feddem will show its pultrusion line concept for manufacturing LFT compounds for the first time in China. The new production concept is based on the company’s ICXtwin screwextruder technology design, which has been combined with Feddem’s own-developed pultrusion technology. The company says its goal in the LFT line development was to produce a flexible and cost effective production system capable of producing high quality compounds. To that end, it says it has overhauled and optimised all relevant line compo-


Fine Blend will show its full range of compatibilisa- tion and chain extender products, including its styrene-acrylonitrile-glycidyl methacrylate (SAG) copolymers, which are claimed to contribute to improved phase stability and thermal resistance in a range of polymers, including PC, PET, PA and blends. The SAG-008 grade, for example, includes a high concentration of epoxy groups, which can react with the terminal groups in recycled polyes- ters to prevent further degradation, increasing melt viscosity and improving processing stability. The company will also present its EMI series of


binary random low molecular weight SAN, which can be used as a flow extender or masterbatch carrier for ABS and PC/ABS blends. Other products on show include the CMG5701 maleic anhydride compatibiliser, which has been developed for use in glass reinforced PP LFT production. It is formu- lated with lower MAH and other volatile compo- nents to provide low odour and VOC emissions. � www.fineblend.com.cn


Glion New Material will present its polyphenylene sulphide (PPS) polymers at Chinaplas. Produced at its 30,000 tonne production unit in the Changshou Economic and Technological Development Zone, the company can supply material in powder or pellet form for a wide range of applications in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, electronics, filtration, and water distribution. Grades are available in both physical formats covering melt flow rates from 120 to 1,200 g/10min. Characteris- tics include high thermal and chemical and flame resistance, good dimensional stability and electri- cal performance, and simple processing. � www.cqglion.com


Gneuss will highlight its full range of systems and equipment for polymer recycling with the focus on its Gneuss-Processing Unit (GPU), which comprises the company’s Multi Rotation System (MRS) extruder combined with a Rotary Filtration System and Online Viscometer. The multiple screws in the MRS extruder are claimed to provide very good devolatilisation of the polymer melt. Multiple satellite screws (which rotate in the opposite direction to the main screw)


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PHOTO: FEDDEM


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