EXHIBITION PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO
Jiangsu Xinda Tech China’s Xinda manufactures a comprehensive range of compounding and extrusion systems, including co-kneader and twin screw designs suitable for general and technical compound production, and additive and colour masterbatching. �
www.xindacorp.com
Above: JSW’s TEX extruders are aimed at high perfor- mance
compounding applications
tion group Impag supplies an extensive range of additives for plastics, including additive and colour masterbatches, antioxidants, biocides, cellulose fibres, crosslinkers, flame retardants, HALS light stabilisers, PVC plasticisers and stabilisers, silanes and titanium dioxide pigments. �
www.impag.ch
IMS Polymers Turkish compounder IMS Polymers manufactures high impact, UV resistant, antistatic, flame retardant (halogenated and halogen free), anti-scratch, high temperature and thermally conductive compounds based on polymers including PA6, PA66, PP, PE, PPS, PBT, PC, ABS, and TPU. �
www.imspolymers.com
Interface Polymers UK-based Interface Polymers, a spin-out from the University of Warwick, will present its Polarfin plastic additive technology, which compatibilises polyolefin blends and allows them to combine and mix with other materials. �
www.interfacepolymers.com
J Rettenmaier & Söhne Germany-headquartered JRS produces wood and cellulose fibres ranging from 8 to 2,000 microns that are suitable for use in renewable and low carbon impact plastic compounds for applications extending from pencils to rigid and flexible packaging and WPCs. �
www.jrs.de
Japan Steel Works Europe The plastics processing machinery division of JSW produces the TEX line of high performance twin screw extruders. Experts from its European office in Germany will detail the latest innovations along with after-sales services such as maintenance, parts, and barrel/screw measurement. �
www.jsw.de
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JM Polymers France-based JM Polymers produces mineral-filled masterbatches and compounds and additive masterbatches. Its product line includes Cacolin calcium carbonate filled masterbatches and compounds and Talcolin talc filled grades. �
www.jmpolymers.fr
J-Tec Material Handling J-Tec has been designing and installing automated material handling systems and process engineer- ing solutions for compounders for more than 50 years. The company is supplier independent, which it says means it can develop tailored solutions that meet all project requirements. �
www.j-tec.com
Jwell
Chinese machinery maker Jwell produces a full range of twin screw compounding machinery that extends from the CJWA Basic design offering a specific torque of 6.0 Nm/cm3
through to the CJWS
High Torque and Super High Torque series offering specific torque values of 11.0 and 13.5 Nm/cm3 respectively. �
www.czjwell.com
Kaneka Belgium Kaneka Belgium produces high-performance MBS and acrylic polymers, liquid polymers, and light- weight foamed plastics for applications such as polymer property modification and impact modifi- cation. �
www.kaneka.be
Kerpen Datacom German cable producer Kerpen Datacom has some 60 years of experience in development of PVC and halogen-free flame retardant cable materials. The company offers compounds for applications including high temperature plant engineering, e-mobility, and power distribution.
www.kerpen-data.com
Kisuma Japan-headquartered Kisuma markets a compre- hensive portfolio of functional fillers in Europe
www.compoundingworld.com
IMAGE: JAPAN STEEL WORKS
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