EXHIBITION PREVIEW | CHINAPLAS 2019
Right: Maag will show its third generation Baoli dry-cut pelletiser
Lotte Chemical will introduce its TIPP (Transparent Impact Resistant Polypropylene) at the show. Suitable for transparent applica- tions such as injection or blow moulded containers, extruded films and medical parts, the resin can be masterbatch coloured or used in natural form. It is said to offer impact resistance equivalent to that of a conventional random PP copolymer and the stress whitening performance of general impact grades. The company will show its Evermoin non-silver antimicrobial technology, which is available in PP, ABS and PC compounds. The additive is said to be fast acting and has been tested to inhibit 99.9+
growth rate of positive and
negative pathogens including Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli. It is compliant with ISO 10993-5 and ISO 10993-10 standards and has been approved by the FDA (US FDA 21 CFR 181.32). �
www.lotteadms.com
Maag will present a broad range of high-performance pelletisers, melt filters and gear pumps that help com- pounders and recyclers combine high productivity with high product quality. The company’s pelletising display includes the Baoli-3 third-generation dry-cut pelletisers for handling both hard and soft materials. Maag has installed close to 800 Baoli units in China to date. Key components of the machines are manufactured in Germany, with assem- bly performed locally. As with previous Baoli generations, the automated cutting chamber locking system enables fast handling while supporting operator safety. The company will also show a Pearlo underwater pelletising system for production of spherical pellets at throughputs of up to 36,000 kg/h. Compact and modular in design, the electronically- controlled EAC technology used on the Pearlo
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