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EVENT PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA


BYK BYK is one of the world’s leading suppliers of additives used to improve the properties and manufacturing of plastics and other materials. Key application areas include coupling and compatibil- sation additives, clay-based products for reinforce- ment, FR and barrier, wetting and dispersion additives for pigments and fillers, and specialty processing additives including VOC reduction. � www.byk.com


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Budenheim’s Budit halogen- free flame retardants are suitable for electrical compounds


Coriolis meters and controllers (mini CORI-FLOW), ultrasonic meters and controllers (ES-FLOW), thermal mass flow meters and controllers (EL- FLOW and MASS-STREAM), pressure meters and controllers, vapour delivery modules, and associ- ated electronics and software. � www.bronkhorstusa.com


Brunk


Brunk Plastic Services claims to be the largest toll pulveriser in North America, handling polyethylene for rotational moulders and engineering resins for colour masterbatch producers. It recently also added toll compounding to its service offerings. The compounding and pulverising operation is supported with warehousing services, railcar storage capacity, and its own bulk transportation business (Brunk Transport) . � https://brunkus.com


Right: The Compeo is the latest kneader extruder design from Buss


Budenheim Budenheim is a leading manufacturer of specialty phosphates, including the Budit halogen-free intumescent flame retardant systems typically used in technical thermoplastics for the E&E, building and construction, and automotive and transportation industries. It also offer specialty Budit grades are for laser marking/welding, foaming and packaging applications. � www.budenheim.com


Buss


Buss manufactures high-end polymer compound- ing and pelletising systems built around its Kneader extruder technology. This uses a single screw that combines rotation with reciprocation, resulting in very good distribution and dispersion of components within a compound. It is said to be ideal for use in applications that are highly filled, or that are sensitive to shear and heat. Its latest machine design is the modular Compeo series. � https://busscorp.com


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CA Picard CA Picard is an ISO registered manufacturer of replacement parts (elements, new and relined barrels, and shafts) for twin-screw extruders with factories in the US, Germany, and China. It says its products meet or exceed OEM standards and are fully interchangeable with the original parts. It recently added barrel relining/retrofitting services and an FD hydraulic element stripping machine to its US capabilities. � www.capicard.de


Cathay Industrial Biotech Cathay Industrial Biotech produces polyamides from renewable sources for industrial moulding and extrusion applications, as well as industrial and apparel textile fibres. It says its industrial biotech- nology results in materials with higher performance or lower cost than is possible with chemical methods. � www.cathaybiotech.com


Changzhou Changlang Gearbox Changlang manufactures its Chengbrand line of medium and high torque gearboxes for single and twin screw extruder applications. The company says quality of its product is assured through its application of American-European enterprise


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