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SHOW PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO 2018


Sikora will present its Purity Scanner Advanced online inspection and sorting system for plastics granules and its Purity Concept solution for offline inspection and analysis. Both systems allow the combination of X-ray and optical camera technologies and image processing to provide surface and internal inspection of individual polymer granules. � www.sikora.net


Simoldes Plastic Division, part of the Portuguese Simoldes Group, is a supplier of plastic parts to the automo- tive industry. It has developed exper- tise with a number of novel materials including cork composites, electro-


Above: Sikora’s Purity Concept provides off-line pellet quality analysis


thermal polymers, lightweight fillers, and high


reflective chromium-effect pigments. � www.simoldes.com


SIR Plastics specialises in the recovery and commercialisation of compounds from recovered waste. It develops custom compound grades that are formulated to meet customers’ expectations in terms of quality and price. � www.sir-plastics.com


SM Platek has been developing and manufactur- ing twin screw extrusion compounding systems for almost 30 years. Its twin screw technology is capable of handling almost all polymer com- pounding tasks and is supported by a wide range of accessories, including feeders, screenchangers and pelletisers. � www.smplatek.com


Solvay Additive Technologies develops sustain- able UV stabilisation technologies for use in markets including automotive, agriculture, electri-


Suzhou Armord develops specialty iron, nickel, cobalt, copper-nickel-tin, and tungsten carbide alloys and coatings and manufactures a range of parts for use in corotating twin screw compounding equipment. � www.armord-alloy.com


Syncro Group manufactures reliable process control products for plastic extrusion including gravimetric dosing systems, conveying systems, IBC and lay flat control, thickness measuring systems, automatic air ring, supervisory systems and film rewinders. � www.syncro-group.it


Takimsan manufactures and supplies planetary extruders and spare parts for plastics manufactur- ing. Its Takimsan-Platex brand features the com- pany’s own planetary gearboxes, which offer electrical power savings and high power transfer ratios. � www.takimsan.com


cal and electronics, building and construction. Systems are formulated for a variety of polymer processing techniques. � www.solvay.com


Sonner provides high quality dosing, blending and feeding solutions for the plastics, polymer com- pounding and fibre production industries. With extensive R&D and manufacturing capabilities, it offers customised system solutions worldwide. � www.sonnerfeeder.com


Suli Co develops and manufactures flame retard- ants and fine chemicals including decabromodi- phenyl ethane and hydrogen bromide acid. Its products are used in plastics and construction industry applications. � www.suli.com


� HIGH PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY FUNCTION


MERCURY FREE AVAILABLE: AS IMPACT, NaK OR OILFILLING ACCORDING RoHs


SAFETY PL´C ON BOARD - CONFORM WITH STANDARD 1114-1


GEFRAN HEADQUARTERS Via Sebina, 74 25050 Provaglio d’Iseo (BS) Tel. +39 030 9888 1 - info@gefran.com - www.gefran.com


GEFRAN DEUTSCHLAND GmbH Tel +49 (0)6182 809 280 - vertrieb@gefran.de - www.gefran.de


GEFRAN STAND BOOTH 619


PHOTO: SIKORA


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