EXHIBITION PREVIEW | NPE 2024
IMAGE: SIRMAX
UL Yellow Card certified recycled-content materials, typically necessary to supply the home appliance and E&E markets. The company also offers a wide range of virgin UL yellow card certified materials, including flame retardants, for a wide range of markets. �
www.sirmax.com
Above: Sirmax is highlighting its US-based recycling and PP
compounding capabilities
input error. The system automatically adjusts to screw recovery time and extruder output and can automatically re-calibrate to new colour. Onscreen runtime graphical performance reporting allows real time information for precise metering rates. �
www.riverdaleglobal.com
SI Group will make its first NPE appearance at the 2024 show. Among the featured products will be: Evercycle, an additive designed to promote recycling and improve the recyclability of plastics; Weston 705, a high-performance stabiliser that enhances the durability and lifespan of plastic products; and Non-Dust Blends (NDB) Solutions, a proprietary process that offers a safer and cleaner work environment with significantly reduced dust exposure, waste, and cross-contamination. �
www.siigroup.com
At NPE, Sikora is showing its Purity Concept V system. The company is encouraging visitors to bring small quantities of opaque and amorphous pellets, flakes or plates to be inspected and analysed for impurities with the inspection and analysis system. The system is suitable for repro- ducible laboratory applications and detects black and coloured contaminants from a size of 50 µm as well as discolorations. The analysis takes less than a minute, including test certificate and HSV colour chart of the detected colour deviations. �
www.sikora.net
Sirmax North America will use NPE as a platform to highlight the successful integration of its US recycling and PP compounding facilities. It says its vertically integrated operation in Anderson, Indiana, reaffirms its commitment to sustainability and the circular economy. Recently, the company received the UL Yellow
Card HB certification for its recycle-content PP materials and is among the first companies to have
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Songwon is showing a variety of new stabiliser products at NPE. Enhancing hydrolytic stability, SONGNOX 9228 is a secondary diphosphite-based antioxidant that overcomes the limitations of conventional phosphite or phosphonite AO products by enhancing the resistance of polyole- fins to oxidative corrosion, especially at high processing temperatures. SONGNOX 9228 blends well with primary
antioxidants and other stabilizers. As a modified version with a small fraction of tri-isopropanol amine, SONGNOX 9228T brings these valuable performance features to SONGWON’s solid phosphite product range which the company says are ideal for masterbatch suppliers. �
www.songwon.com
Tolsa, the supplier of flame-retardant synergists and specialised additives for the wire and cable, construction, railway, transportation, and electron- ics industries, reports growing demand for its ADINS additives as a sustainable solution for the replacement of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) as an anti-dripping mechanism for flame retardant formulations. Tolsa will highlight this emerging market trend and identify the latest applications at NPE 2024. �
www.tolsa.com
At the NPE show, X-Rite says it will demonstrate how colour measurement solutions drive sustain- ability across every stage of plastics production, from concept, prototyping, and final inspection by streamlining approval processes, optimising formulation and reducing waste. The company will have live demonstrations of connected solutions designed to help companies embrace an end-to- end digital workflow. Among its portfolio is X-Rite Pantora appearance
software to quickly and accurately create a digital twin of a physical material for 3D rendering and communicate the material data without shipping physical prototypes. In formulation, Color iMatch processes colour data to provide optimal initial colour matches, formulate colour using leftover or recycled materials, and optimise pigment costs. �
www.xrite.com
www.compoundingworld.com
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