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Simply click on the brochure cover or link to download a PDF to your PC or smartphone PALSGAARD: PLANT-BASED ADDITIVES
Top left: Palsgaard: Plant-based additives
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WHITE PAPER FROM FOOD EMULSIFIERS TO POLYMER ADDITIVES:
The renewable technology of Palsgaard’s plant-based additives for the plastics industry
By Christina Normann Christensen, Product & Application Manager, Palsgaard A/S
Palsgaard produces an extensive range of sustainable, plant-based additives that can be used to enhance the performance and processing of many polymers. Find out more about its products and how to use them in this brochure.
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Centre left: Buss: Compeo kneader
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BUSS: COMPEO KNEADER COMPEO
The new compounder generation. Incredibly different.
The Compeo is the latest generation of kneader extruder from Buss and is designed to provide the utmost flexibility in application. This 12-page brochure details key features and model specifications.
Top right: Mixaco: Mixing technology
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MIXACO: MIXING TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION IN MIXING HM+KMH Heating Cooling Mixer
Mixaco has been driving innovation in PVC mixing technology for more than 50 years and has 7,500+ machines installed worldwide. This brochure explains some of the details that make its HM and KMH heating cooling mixers stand out.
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Centre right: Leistritz: masterbatch systems
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LEISTRITZ: MASTERBATCH SYSTEMS
MASTERBATCH PRODUCTION Extruders and extrusion lines
Additive and colour masterbatch production places specific demands on compounding equipment. This 16-page brochure from Leistritz explains how its ZSE 35 iMAXX masterbatch twin screw extruder rises to the challenge.
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Bottom left: Nordson BKG
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NORDSON: BKG PELLETISERS
EXTRAORDINARY TECHNOLOGIES FOR TODAY‘S PLASTICS
Nordson Polymer Processing Systems
BKG® Pelletizing Technology
The BKG range of pelletisers from Nordson Polymer Processing Technology includes underwater, water-ring and strand systems suitable for almost any thermoplastic pelletising application. Find out more in this six-page brochure.
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Bottom right: Struktol
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STRUKTOL: CREATIVE RECYCLING Unlock New Opportunities
STRUKTOL Innovative Additives are the key to turning recycled content formulations into engineered, high-performance compounds.
Compatibility Improvement Homogenous Blending Superior Processing
Melt Flow / Viscosity Control Odor Elimination Increased Throughput
Use STRUKTOL® in a variety of different polymers from polyolefins to engineered plastics
LUBRICATION/RELEASE TR 251 Flow & Metal Release
PP VISCOSITY MODIFIERS RP 06 Odor modified RP 11 General purpose RP 23 When PE is present RP 38 High efficiency when PE is present VMO Series Low odor
ODOR CONTROL RP 17 Mask and Neutralization RP 53 Neutralizer
HOMOGENIZERS RP 28 Compatibilizer, better mixing TR 052 Compatibilizer, dispersing agent, flow modifier TR 219 Compatibilizer, lubricant for nylon & polyester TR 229 Compatibilizer, lubricant for Nylon, PC & PC/ABS
Struktol offers a full range of additives to enhance performance of recycled compounds. This brochure details its extensive range of lubricants, PP viscosity modifiers, homogenisers and odour control products.
Struktol Company of America, LLC Stow, Ohio | USA
Call us at 330.928.5188
email us at
plastics@struktol.com or visit us at
www.4struktol.com
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