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EXHIBITION PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO


Right: Konica Minolta offers an extensive range of colour measurement instruments


including Alcamizer acid scavengers for PVC, DHT-4 synthetic hydrotalciteacid deactivators for polyolefins, and Kisuma 5 magnesium dihydroxide flame retardants. � www.kisuma.com


Konica Minolta Sensing Europe Konica Minolta Sensing Europe is a provider of measurement solutions for colour and appearance. Its Colibri software platform is a fully scalable modular system that provides the colour definition, matching and quality control tools required for global supply chains. � www.kisuma.com


KraussMaffei Extrusion German machinery maker KraussMaffei will display a bar-height table at the show produced using its pellet-fed PowerPrint large format 3D printer processing a recycled PP compound made on one of the company’s ZE BluePower twin screw com- pounding systems. The table is completed with a decorative top produced on a KM compounding and laminating line. � www.kraussmaffei.com


Kubota Brabender Technologie Kubota Brabender Technologie is a manufacturer of gravimetric and volumetric feeders for handling bulk materials such as granulates, powders, liquids, and fibre. Its product portfolio includes loss-in- weight, weigh-belt, single and twin-screw and vibratory tray feeders, as well as bulk bag dis- charge systems and mass flow meters. � www.kubota-bt.com


Below: A ZSE iMAXX extruder from Leistritz


Labtech Engineering Europe Labtech Engineering supplies laboratory and pilot plant equipment for a range of polymer processing tasks, including compounding. Products include single and twin screw extruders, two-roll mills, mixers, hydraulic presses, filter testers, and a variety of mono and multi-layer film production lines.


www.labtecheurope.eu


Lactips French company Lactips develops and produces bio-based polymers based on proteins. The com- pany says the 100% bio-sourced products are fully biodegradable in all environments, are water-solu- ble, and process on standard plastics machinery. � www.lactips.com


Lehmann&Voss Germany’s Lehmann&Voss is a chemical distribu- tion company with its own compound production operation allowing it to supply performance custom compounds, masterbatches and additives. Its functional additive portfolio extends from fillers through to flame retardants. � www.lehvoss.com


Leistritz Extrusionstechnik Germany-based Leistritz is among the leading manufacturers of twin screw extruders and produc- tion systems for masterbatch, compounds, and direct extrusion applications. Its products are supported with an extensive range of peripheral equipment, including dieheads, feeders and measurement hardware. � www.extruders.leistritz.com


Lesun Screw


China-based Nanjing Lesun Screw specialises in the manufacture of modular screw elements, barrels and shafts for parallel co-rotating twin screw extruders. Its product portfolio covers machines from 20mm to 300mm diameter. � www.lesunscrew.com


Liaoning Aihai Talc Headquarted in China, Aihai is a leading talc producer with reserves exceeding 50m tonnes and a production capacity of 400,000 tonnes/yr. Its premium talc products are suited for a wide range of industrial applications, including plastics. � www.aihaitalc.com


48 COMPOUNDING WORLD | June 2023


www.compoundingworld.com


IMAGE: KONICA MINOLTA SENSING EUROPE


IMAGE: LEISTRITZ


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