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Right: Aimplas has 12,000 m² of state-of-the- art project facilities
Aimplas
Aimplas is a technology centre with over 30 years of expertise in the plastics industry. It supports companies throughout the value chain, from raw material manufacturers to end users, with a dual purpose: adding value to businesses for wealth creation and employment, and addressing plastic usage challenges for improved quality of life and environmental sustainability. It has 12,000 m² of state-of-the-art facilities and 35 pilot plants for various plastic processing applications. �
www.aimplas.net
Aqdot
Aqdot specialises in odour and VOC elimination technology with AqFresh, which captures and removes a wide range of odours and pollutants. AqFresh can be integrated into various products, including liquids, gels, nonwovens, plastics, and textiles, to reduce odours and environmental pollutants, making it versatile for numerous applications. �
https://aqdot.com
Bekaert Bekaert, with over 140 years of expertise in steel wire transformation and coating technologies, is committed to creating safe, smart, and sustainable solutions. Bekaert’s Beki-Shield is a stainless steel filler material for plastic compounds that provides electrically conductive properties, commonly used in the automotive industry to reduce weight while maintaining shielding effectiveness. �
www.bekaert.com
Black Swan Graphene Black Swan Graphene is positioned as a leading supplier of graphene and graphene nanoplatelets, leveraging a partnership between Mason Graphite and Thomas Swan & Co. This collaboration ensures a fully integrated supply chain, making Black Swan a significant multi-industry disruptor globally. �
https://blackswangraphene.com
Brabender Brabender manufactures instruments and equip- ment for testing raw materials in the plastics, rubber, food, and chemical industries. With a wide range of products, including rheometers, extrud- ers, and peripheral equipment, Brabender pro- vides customised solutions for material characteri- sation, extrusion, and quality control. The company also offers extensive support services, including maintenance, upgrades, and training. �
www.brabender.com
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Buss says it is a global leader in high-end com- pounding and pelletising systems. The Buss Kneader is a highly versatile compounding extruder with excellent references in the plastics, aluminium and chemical industries for over 75 years. �
www.busscorp.com
Cabot Cabot is a leading global specialty chemicals and performance materials company. It provides specialty carbons, conductive carbons, masterbatches, and conductive compounds to enhance plastic perfor- mance and longevity across various industries, including automotive, consumer goods, and elec- tronics. Cabot focuses on extending the useful life and improving the performance attributes of plastics. �
www.cabotcorp.com
CA Picard CA Picard supplies high-precision and wear-resist- ant replacement parts for twin screw extruders. Known for high-quality standards, the company also offers customised solutions and refurbishing services. Utilising state-of-the-art production and measurement equipment, CA Picard ensures precise and efficient extruder components. �
www.capicard.com
Cargill Cargill provides a wide range of base chemistries, specialised products, and customised solutions across various industries. Its Polymer Additives division offers a diverse portfolio of specialty polymer additives designed to enhance the perfor- mance and processing of plastics. These additives are used in multiple applications, contributing to the production of high-quality plastic products. �
www.cargill.com
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