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All are supported with a full range of auxiliaries and the company can take on projects from a single unit to a full compounding plant. �
www.kraussmaffeiberstorff.com
Labtech Engineering manufactures an extensive range of polymer processing equipment for the laboratory, including single and twin-screw extruders, two-roll mills, mixers, single and multi- layer film blowing lines and film casting lines, 3D filament and tube lines. The Thailand-headquar- tered company has a European office and offers a same-day spares shipping service. �
www.labtechengineering.com
Lapp Engineering was founded in 2004 to focus on polymer development and project manage- ment. Its services include polymer compound development and optimisation, custom processing of small specialty lots, physical and mechanical testing, and intellectual property advice. �
www.lappengineering.com
Leistritz is a leading manufacturer of twin screw extruders for the plastics compounding industry. Its ZSE MAXX twin screw extruder combines very high specific torque (up to 15 Nm/cm³) and a large volume (OD/ID = 1.66), making it a highly flexible option that can be adapted to a wide range of processing applications. �
www.leistritz.com
Lesun Screw offers an extensive range of standard screw elements for compounding extruders. Its product line includes components developed for applications ranging from polyolefin and engineer- ing plastic compounds, to masterbatch, thermo- plastic elastomers, wood plastic composite compounds and biodegradable polymers. �
www.lesunscrew.com
Listgrove is one of the longest-established recruitment specialists for the plastics, packaging, petrochemical and chemical sectors. The company
boasts a multi-national team of consultants capable of taking on recruitment briefs at all levels of seniority and across every job function. �
www.listgrove.com
LKAB Minerals offers natural flame retardants, lamellar minerals, and high density products for use in a wide range of polymer applications. Its products include UltraCarb (hydromagnesite and huntite), MicaFort (muscovite and phlogopite mica) and MagniF (magnetite). �
www.lkabminerals.com
Maag is a major manufacturer of gear pumps, pelletising systems, filtration systems and pulveris- ers for applications in the plastics compounding industry. Maag’s brands include Maag Pump & Filtration Systems, Automatik Scheer Strand Pelletisers, Gala Automatik Underwater Pelletisers and Reduction Pulverising Systems. �
www.maag.com
Magnesia is an international specialist in produc- tion of magnesium and calcium compounds. It supplies high quality oxides, hydroxides, carbon- ates, chlorides and other minerals for use as functional fillers, flame retardants and additives in compounding formulations. �
www.magnesia.de
Maris has released the latest generation of its TM-HF high torque twin-screw extruders, first seen in prototype form at K 2016. The units provide a specific torque of up to 15 Nm/cm3
and are intended principally for
compounding engineering thermoplastics. The mid-range TM-HF 58 can push out up to 1,500 kg/h, although 1,000 kg/h is more typical for glass reinforced polyamides. �
www.mariscorp.com
www.compoundingworld.com
Left: A CSC-R screenchanger by Maag Automatik
Above: Leistritz ZSE MAXX extruders can be adapted to a wide range of processing applications
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PHOTO: LEISTRITZ
PHOTO: MAAG
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