EXHIBITION REVIEW | K2022


circular solutions, the company said the material is part of a new line of recycled-content LGF-PP grades offering similar performance to that of their virgin resin equivalents. Three grades are available: Stamax T2E-40YR240, T2E-30YR240 (high stiffness), and T5E-40YR270E (high impact). � www.sabic.com


Schenck Process Control unveiled the latest extension to its Coniq Control system for its Loss-in-Weight feeders. The new controller combines a modular, web-based design with a simplified intuitive operating interface. Full feeder data is available to the user at any time and from any terminal device. The company says the combination of powerful controller hardware and an optimised control system ensures high dosing accuracy while supporting the use of a range of optional digital add-ons from the Coniq Cloud. The company also highlighted the use of its loss-in-weight feeders to provide efficient and gentle feeding of sustainable bio-based raw materials and hard-to-recycle plastic flakes. � www.schenckprocess.com


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Songwon showed its two latest additive introduc- tions – Songnox 9228 antioxidant and Songsorb 1164 UV stabiliser are said to both be suitable for packaging, agriculture, building and construction, and home and personal care applications. Songnox 9228 is said to provide very good


hydrolytic stability, which overcomes the challeng- es some traditional high performance phosphites/ phosphonites present when being processed in polyolefins at high temperatures. It also offers good colour protection for Cr-type HDPE, PP and


Above: The latest addition to Teknor Apex’s Sarlink TPV line uses post-industrial content


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