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EVENT PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA


Right: Konica Minolta’s


CM-36dG unit is a benchtop instrument for colour measurement


be uniformly applied to complex geometries, providing a metallurgically-bonded barrier to wear and abrasion. � www.conformaclad.com


Kisuma Kisuma Americas, a subsidiary of Kyowa Chemical Industry, produces high-purity synthetic magnesium compounds —hydrotalcite and magnesium hydroxide — that are used as acid scavengers and halogen-free flame retardants in polymer compounding applications. � www.kisuma.us


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Konica Minolta Konica Minolta colour measurement instruments combine with the Colibri software platform to provide highly accurate colour-matching and quality control for the plastic industry. Equipment is fully scalable and can range from single workplace standalone instruments to comprehensive network or cloud solutions. � https://sensing.konicaminolta.us


KraussMaffei KraussMaffei Extrusion offers a family of high performance twin-screw extrusion solutions for polymer compounders in its ZE BluePower line. Models range from the 28mm laboratory and pilot unit to its 166mm high output model. � www.kraussmaffei.com


LC Drives


Above: Microban’s antimicrobial and odour control products can be supplied in masterbatch format


LC Drives develops and manufactures electric motors and generators. Its patented thermal management designs and manufacturing process- es are said to enable the production of motors with half the weight and size of conventional water- cooled permanent magnet types. � www.lcdrives.com


Leistritz Leistritz Extrusionstechnik designs and manufac- tures customised co-rotating twin screw extruders ranging from 18-260mm diameter as well as turnkey extrusion lines for plastics masterbatch and compound production. The company’s product line also includes scalable laboratory twin-screw compounding extruders and direct extrusion and recycling systems, as well as its own inline rheom- eter solution. � https://extruders.leistritz.com


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Maag Group Maag Group’s diversified polymer industry product line includes underwater and strand pelletisers, pulveris- ers, recycling systems, and pumps and filtration systems. The group’s global brands include Automatik, Ettlinger, Gala, Reduction, Scheer and Xantec, as well as Maag itself. � https://maag.com/


Mahr Metering Systems


Mahr Metering Systems engineers mixing systems that integrate German precision gear pump technology with its own custom-manufactured equipment to provide precise, on-ratio, pulse-less mixing for applications of any size. � www.mahr.com


McCann Plastics McCann Plastics provides custom compounding services for rotational, injection and blow mould- ers, as well as film producers. Equipped with single and co-rotating twin screw extruders, it can handle a wide variety of products including highly filled recipes. � http://mccannplastics.com


Mettle Filtration Mettle Filtration produces and distributes high- performance extruder screen filtration products including spot welded, aluminum bound screen packs, and Werner-Pfleiderer extrusion filters, with many available for immediate delivery. � www.mettlefiltration.com


Microban Microban International offers a broad range of antimicrobial and odour control additives that can


A ZSE iMaxx extruder from Leistritz shown with the company’s inline rheometer installed (far left)


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