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Simply click on the brochure cover or link to download a PDF to your PC or smartphone KK KOMPOUNDING: COMPOUNDS
COPERION: ZSK EXTRUDERS
This 16-page brochure details the compounding capabilities of India’s KK Kompounding Tech Giant (Technovinyl Polymers), which produces a variety of TPEs and TPVs, TPU alloys, engineered PP compounds and halogen- free cable compounds.
�CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD BUSS: COMPEO KNEADER COMPEO
The new compounder generation. Incredibly different.
The Compeo is the latest generation of kneader extruder from Buss and is designed to provide the utmost flexibility in application. This 12-page brochure details key features and model specifications.
Described as the
ZSK twin screw extruders. The benchmark for maximum throughput and highest product quality in modern processing technology.
Continuous Success Story
benchmark for maximum throughput and product quality, the ZSK is Coperion’s most flexible and highest performance twin screw extruder series. This 26-page brochure explains the design features and options.
> compounding & extrusion > materials handling > service �CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD LEISTRITZ: MASTERBATCH SYSTEMS
MASTERBATCH PRODUCTION Extruders and extrusion lines
Additive and colour masterbatch production places specific demands on compounding equipment. This 16-page brochure from Leistritz explains how its ZSE 35 iMAXX masterbatch twin screw extruder rises to the challenge.
1 �CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD STRUKTOL: POLYMER ADDITIVES STRUKTOL® TR 451 for Highly Filled Compounds
Designed for extruded and molded applications, TR 451 will improve the overall processing characteristics of your compound. It is especially effective improving the incorporation of fillers into polyolefin compounds, allowing for higher loadings without sacrificing processing or properties. Compounders using treated fillers may be able to substitute untreated fillers in combination with TR 451 to cut costs and realize performance benefits.
Lower Viscosities Increased Filler Loading and Dispersion Retained Physical Properties Improved Aging Characteristics Lower Scrap Rates Makes for Efficient Manufacturing
Physical Properties of 40% Calcium Carbonate Loaded PP: Flex
Flex
Strength, MPa
40% F Grade CaCO3 40% FT Grade CaCO3
44.1 48.6
40% F Grade + 1% TR 451 49.0
Modulus, MPa
2190 2800 2640
Notched
Impact, J/m 75
150 170
Unnotched Impact J/m
640
No Break No Break
Melt Temperature and Onset Degradation Temperature by DSC: Tm, °C
Neat Polymer
40% F Grade CaCO3 40% FT Grade CaCO3
166 168 166
40% F Grade + 1% TR 451 167
Tdeg, °C 246 231 237
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Struktol Company of America Stow, Ohio | USA
Call us at 330.928.5188
email us at
plastics@struktol.com or visit us at
www.4struktol.com
TEB0047G/2018
Struktol TR451 is a performance additive designed to improve processing of highly filled compounds, and particularly filled polyolefins. Benefits include reduced viscosity, improved physical properties and lower scrap rates.
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Bay Plastics provides strand pelletisers and associated equipment to handle just about for any application. This four- page brochure details its full range of pelletisers, wet and dry-cut slides, water baths, air knives and dewatering units.
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