SHOW PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO 2018


Velox makes an impact in PA compounds


Velox will show the latest impact modifier additive introductions from its co-exhibitor Polyram Plastic Industries. Polyram will introduce a new impact modifier called Bondyram 7105 at the show. This grade is a MAH-modified ethylene/octane copolymer elastomer for improving


the performance of PA66 compounds. The company will present the latest


Völpker Spezialprodukte range of Montan waxes and special wax blends, which are developed to help solve the complex processing problems in the plastics and plastic recycling industry that can compro- mise compound quality.


Technovel is a specialist in extrusion machin- ery producing single screw and twin screw extruders (from 6mm to 132mm diameter) as well as its novel intermeshing co-rotating parallel four and eight screw extruders claimed to offer


improved dispersion with reduced stress and longer residence times. � www.technovel.co.jp


Technovinyl Polymers manufactures and markets polymer compounds including PVC elastomer, over moulding TPE, SEBS and SBS thermo- plastic elastomers, soft TPU alloys,


Above: ZeMac Link NP from Vertellus is a compatibiliser for PA and PET blends


nano-engineered PP compounds, halogen free flame retardant wire and cable compounds, thermoplastic vulcanisates and PVC compounds. � www.kkthelittlegiant.com


Right: Geni- oplast silicone additives from Wacker can enhance


performance of WPC blends


Theysohn Extrusion’s TSK series of co-rotating twin screw compounding extruders extend from 20mm to 176mm diameter and include high torque and high volume versions capable of handling a broad range of compounding work. The company also provides its Unity systems, which combine co and contra-rotating designs to optimise process efficiency. � www.theysohn.com


TMI designs, manufactures and supplies bagging, palletising and stretch wrapping lines. It specialises in complete bagging lines for formats from 5 to 50 kg capacity in FFS, open mouth and valve bag designs, as well as big-bags. � www.tmipal.com


Unipetrol, a subsidiary of PKN Orlen, is a leading refining and


66 COMPOUNDING WORLD | June 2018 www.compoundingworld.com Velox will also show the current


portfolio of antimicrobial additive products from Life Materials Technol- ogy (it is the exclusive distributor for these products in most European mar- kets). And the company will highlight its broad range of halogen-free flame retardants. � www.velox.com


petrochemical firm based in the Czech Republic. Its products include olefins, aromatics, agrochemicals, carbon black, sorbents, and polyolefins (high-den- sity polyethylene, polypropylene). � www.unipetrol.cz


Vertellus is a provider of specialty chemicals to the plastics industry with a product slate that includes antioxidants, biopolymer additives, dispersion aids, polyamide stabilisers, and plasticisers. It offers solutions within its ZeMac family to upgrade recycled polyamide and polyester polymers. � www.vertellus.com


Völpker Spezialprodukte’s plastic and plastic recycling series of Montan waxes and wax blends are designed to overcome processing challenges and to allow compounders to develop formulations offering optimised characteristic value profiles. � www.voelpker.com


Wacker Chemie develops silicones and silane products that can be used to enhance the proper- ties of plastics. These include donor silane co-cata- lysts for PP polymerisation, vinyl silanes for PE crosslinking, and performance additives and


PHOTO: VERTELLUS


PHOTO: WACKER CHEMIE


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