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Sciences Computers Consultants SC-Consultants specialises in optimisation of mixing and extrusion processes. In addition to its expert consultancy, it also markets simulation software for mixing and extrusion allowing processes and materials to be modelled and optimised. �
www.scconsultants.com
SGL Carbon SGL Carbon manufactures high-quality materials and composites from specialty graphites. Its portfolio includes graphite powders and chopped and milled carbon fibres. Sigratherm GFG graphite powders, for example, provide enhanced thermal conductivity for heat sinks. �
www.sglcarbon.com
Below: The Purity Concept V from Sikora offers highly accurate pellet analysis
Shamrock Shamrock Technologies is a global leader in production of micronised polytetrafluoroethylene. It offers a broad line of specialty micronised powders, dispersions, emulsions, and compounds in PTFE, as well as PE, PP, custom wax alloys, and natural waxes. �
www.shamrocktechnologies.com
Sikora Sikora supplies measuring, inspection, and sorting systems for the hose and tube, wire and cable, optical fibre and plastics industry. During the show it will present its Sikora Purity Concept V offline purity inspection and analysis system for pellets.
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Right: Technovel’s WDR four screw
compounder is said to offer performance benefits over traditional designs
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Sonner develops and manufactures weighing and feeding technology for polymer compounding applications. Products include UM series gravimetric blenders, SS and ST series loss-in- weight blenders and the Compact range of dosing and blending systems. �
www.sonnerfeeder.com
Southeast Machinery Southeast Machinery aims to provide low cost new and used extrusion and recycling equipment, including twin screw extruders, single screw extruders, sheet lines and pelletisers. It can also supply shredders, granulators and wash lines. �
www.semachinery.com
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www.compoundingworld.com
Technovel Technovel developed the first co-rotating four and eight screw compounding extruders. Compared to standard twin screw designs, the WDR units are claimed to provide reduced heat generation, longer retention time, improved venting, better dispersion and lower energy consumption. �
www.technovel.co.jp
Steer Steer manufactures twin screw extruders and is the developer of the patented fractional lobe geometry screw element, claimed to provide unparalleled process control in shear and/or temperature- sensitive applications. It also supplies standard elements, barrels and shafts for all makes of twin screw extruders. �
www.steeramerica.com
Struktol Struktol Company of America supplies lubricants and processing additives for all major polymers, including PE, PP, PVC, ABS, PC, PA and more. These are particularly useful in highly filled systems and in the processing of reclaimed/recycled plastics, where they can improve compatibility and melt flow and eliminate odours. �
www.struktol.com
Sukano Sukano develops and produces additive and colour masterbatches and compounds for a wide range of applications. The company handles all base materials and has particular expertise with bio-based polymers. �
www.sukano.com
Superior Graphite Superior Graphite developed its FormulaPT carbon and graphitic powders for plastics applications such as improving tribological or conductive performance. The product line includes synthetic and natural graphite powders, calcined petroleum coke and its own Resilient Graphitic Carbons. �
www.superiorgraphite.com
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