SHOW PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO 2018
Right: An ERF500 melt filter from the Ettlinger product range
TPU, filled polyolefins, and elastomeric formulations. �
www.entex.de
Ettlinger‘s patented melt filter technology is developed for operation with recycled polyolefin materials with high levels of contamination. Automatic and continuous removal of contaminants by a scraper during the filtration process means more stable processing, consistent filtration area, longer machine lifetime, and improved economics. �
www.ettlinger.com
Euroceras supplies the Ceralene range of waxes for use as internal and external lubricants in plastics processing. Products include non-polar LDPE, HDPE, PP and PE/PP-copolymer waxes as well as PE/acrylic acid-copolymer waxes for polar resins and unique synthetic polyester waxes (which have properties similar to montan waxes). �
www.euroceras.com
Europiren manufactures Ecopiren, a range of fire retarded fillers for polymers based on magnesium hydroxide (MDH). The company has extensive experience in the application of MDH in polymer
formulations, including both PVC and
Above: Barrier screw elements by Extricom Extrusion
HFFR compounds for cables, A2&B1 alumini- um composite panels and roofing membranes. �
www.europiren.com
Evonik includes its Plastic Additives portfolio within its Interface & Performance Business line. Products include Tegomer and Tegopren perfor- mance additives, which help improve mechanical properties, Tegomer dispersing agents for better pigment and filler processing, and Accurel Addi- tive Super Concentrates. Its additives support many plastics applications, including dispersion of colour pigments, antistatic treatment of polymeric material, and improving scratch resistance. �
www.plastic-additives.com/
Right: Farrel Pomini’s CPeX laboratory compounding system
Extricom Extrusion offers an extensive range of compounding support within its ImproveXtrusion programme. This includes optimisation of screw geometries for co-rotating twin screw extruders and further development of its RingExtruder technology. �
www.cpmextrusiongroup.com
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www.compoundingworld.com
Extruder Experts specialises in highly wear-resistant parts for twin screw extruders. Its
portfolio includes standard and customised kneading and mixing elements, screw shafts and barrels. It also offers measurement, cleaning and maintenance services, plus process optimisation support. �
www.extruder-experts.com
Falcone Specialities will
provide details of the full range of additives it offers to com- pounders. Key products include oligomeric silane coupling agents, high-performance pig-
ments, and highly-effective processing aids such as silicone masterbatches, as well as other perfor- mance additives. �
www.falcone-specialities.com
Farrel Pomini has more than 100 years of experi- ence in compounding and mixing technology. The group offers new processing equipment design and engineering, spare parts, remanufacturing and rebuilding, process engineering as well as field service and technical support. �
www.farrel-pomini.com
Feddem has more than 25 years’ experience in the development, design and construction of extrusion and compounding lines. Aside from its standard range of twin screw extruders, the company also offers project planning and supplies turnkey systems globally, including peripheral equipment, as well as providing a flexible spare parts service. �
www.feddem.com
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PHOTO: ETTLINGER
PHOTO: EXTRICOM EXTRUSION
PHOTO: FARREL POMINI
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