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include modified PPs, SEBS TPEs, acetals and reinforced polyamides. �
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ROC Rapid Optical Control is a colour measure- ment system supplier that offers a single source service that ranges from consulting and engineer- ing through to supply of high-quality machines. Its three businesses are focused on Colour Measure- ment Technology, Optical Sorting Technology and Colour Consulting. �
www.roc-gmbh.de
Rak Antenna develops environmentally-sustaina- ble degradable polymers and compounds for manufacture of compostable mass-produced products that comply with environmental require- ments and market demands. The company offers standard and custom solutions. �
www.rakantenna.hu
Reverté Productos Minerales is a leading pro- ducer of ultrafine and technical grade calcium carbonates. With sales offices in Spain, Germany, US and Mexico and a network of agents and distributors, it reaches 75 countries worldwide. �
www.reverteminerals.com
Rialti is a privately-owned Italian company that produces and trades polypropylene compounds. It manufactures virgin and industrial quality recycled PP compounds for markets including automotive, construction, E&E and household appliances. �
www.rialtispa.com
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RSH Polymere manufactures in-house manufac- tured recycled compounds used in injection- moulded and extruded products in industries including automotive, construction, consumer goods and packaging industries. All products are made from clean production scrap. �
www.rsh-polymere.de
Sappi is a global diversified wood fibre company that has extended into plastics with its Symbio range of cellulose fibre enhanced plastics. Cur- rently based on polypropylene, Symbio products contain 50% cellulose fibre and offer stiffness, low density, matt appearance, good acoustic properties and scratch resistance. �
www.sappi.com
Scamex is a French designer and manufacturer of extrusion processing technology for thermoplastics, thermosetting plastics, elastomers and other materials. Products include extrusion lines, twin screw compounders, mixers, and compression presses. �
www.scamex.fr
Schenck Process is a global leader in applied measuring and conveying technology with a product line that includes innovative solutions for weighing, feeding, conveying, screening, automa- tion, and air filtration. �
www.schenckprocess.com
Scholz Dosiertechnik develops and manufactures gravimetric and volumetric dosing systems for granulates, powders and liquids. Its product portfolio includes dosing devices, batch meters, platform and belt scales, and process control technology. �
www.scholz-dosiertechnik.de
Schwing Technologies supplies thermal cleaning technologies for removal of all types of polymer and organic contaminations from metal tools and machine parts. The company’s product offering extends from custom equipment development and supply through to comprehensive contract clean- ing services. �
www.schwing-technologies.com
Sciences Computers Consultants provides consultancy and software services to the plastics compounding industry covering mixing quantifica- tion, fibre breakage, natural fibre behaviour, reactive extrusion. It works in partnership with renowned research academic centres such as the CEMEF and IJL in France. �
www.scconsultants.com
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Shanghai Tong Hui Technology Development Co was established in 2016 to research and develop nano materials. Its core products include single- layer and multi-walled carbon nanotube and graphene-based modified plastics and conductive and functional masterbatches. �
www.shtechwin.com
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