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EVENT PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO – EUROPE


Right: Leistritz ZSE MAXX twin screw extruder


J-Tec Material Handling J-Tec specialises in automated material handling systems and process engineering solutions for the food and chemical industries. Known for its personalised approach, J-Tec offers customised solutions from conceptual design to installation and maintenance, ensuring tailored project success through its extensive international expertise and in-house knowledge. � https://j-tec.com


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Kaustik Europe Kaustik Europe supplies magnesium hydroxide, an efficient, non-toxic inorganic flame retardant suitable for compounds based on PA, PP, PE, and EVA. Its product is ideal for enhancing safety and performance in various plastic applications, offering a reliable and eco-friendly solution for flame retardancy. � www.kaustikeurope.com


KraussMaffei KraussMaffei is a global leader in manufacturing machinery for plastics and rubber processing. Its extensive range includes injection moulding, extrusion, and reaction process machinery. KraussMaffei’s innovative solutions offer sustained value across the production chain, and with over 4,700 employees and a broad international presence, it provides comprehensive customer support and service. In compounding, the com- pany offers ZE BluePower extruders plus turnkey plant solutions. � www.kraussmaffei.com


Lactips Since 2014, Lactips has pioneered natural poly- mers based on proteins, creating 100% bio- sourced, fully biodegradable, and water-soluble plastics. Its technology, CareTips, is suitable for flexible packaging, labels, and other applications, supporting environmental sustainability without compromising on processability or performance. � www.lactips.com


Lapasse Additives Chemicals Among the products supplied by Lapasse Addi- tives Chemicals are dispersing agents, wetting and spreading agents, waxes, microbeads and organic inhibitors. � www.lapchem.fr


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Leistritz Leistritz, a leading German manufacturer, special- ises in extrusion lines and co-rotating twin screw extruders. With screw diameters ranging from 18 to 260 mm, they cater to diverse industrial needs. Its advanced technology and comprehensive product portfolio ensure efficient, high-quality solutions for various extrusion applications. � www.leistritz.com


Lesun Screw Lesun Screw specialises in manufacturing screws, barrels, and shafts for extrusion machinery. Its high-precision products are designed to enhance the performance and efficiency of plastic process- ing equipment, ensuring optimal functionality and reliability for industrial applications. � www.lesunscrew.com


LKAB Minerals LKAB Minerals, part of the Swedish company LKAB, is an international leader in sustainable mineral solutions. It supplies natural minerals engineered for functionality across various industries. Commit- ted to innovation and responsibility, LKAB Minerals partners with customers to deliver high-quality, reliable mineral products. � www.lkabminerals.com


Lucky Chemical Materials Lucky Chemical Materials focuses on polymer additives like light stabilisers, antioxidants, and UV absorbers. With ISO9001 certification and compli- ance with global regulations, it serves customers worldwide, ensuring high-quality, weather-resistant materials for various applications. � www.luckychemical.com


Metalworks Metalworks specialises in precision metalworking and engineering solutions. It provides high-quality, customised components for various industries, leveraging advanced technology and expert craftsmanship. � www.metalworksal.com


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