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PREVIEW | COMPOUNDING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA


organotin catalysts, mixed metal stabilisers, liquid phosphites, primary and secondary plasticisers, polymer modifiers, natural wax alternatives, and antistats. � www.galatachemicals.com


Gehring-Montgomery


Above: The latest addition to the Entek range is the high output HT72


commodity, engineering, and high performance plastics, plus elastomers and specialty resins. � www.entecpolymers.com


Entek


Entek is a US-based manufacturer of twin-screw extruders, wear parts, and material handling systems for custom, commodity and masterbatch compounding as well as for pelletising and natural fibre-plastic composites. � https://entek.com


Entex/TRIAD Sales Entex is a German manufacturer of planetary roller extruders (PRE) for continuous distributive and dispersive mixing, devolatilisation, heating/cooling, and reactive processing of plastic compounds. It is represented in the US by Triad Sales. � www.entex.de


Equitech Equitech’s opto-electronic solutions are used in batch or continuous processes and are capable of measuring properties such as colour, composition, thickness, turbidity, and haze. � https://equitechintl.com


Evonik Corp Evonik’s Interface and Performance division specialises in interfacial effects, supplying novel additives designed to modify and/or enhance surface properties of polymers while also improv- ing sustainability. � https://corporate.evonik.us


ExxonMobil Product Solutions ExxonMobil’s Vistamaxx performance polymers can increase usage of recycled materials and improve performance and enable cost-effective compatibili- sation of mixtures of PE and PP. � https://corporate.exxonmobil.com


Galata Chemicals Galata Chemicals is a leading producer of PVC additives, including organotin heat stabilisers,


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Gehring-Montgomery (GMI) distributes flame retardants (halogen free and brominated), compos- ite processing aids, micronised and paraffin waxes, water-based wax additives, polybutenes, gum rosins and rosin esters, dispersants, and defoamers. � www.gehring-montgomery.com


General Polymer Services General Polymer works with customers to develop innovative polymer formulations using progressive processing solutions. It offers, blending, drying, compounding and packaging services. � www.polymerservices.com


Geon Geon Performance Solutions offers a portfolio of vinyl and polyolefin polymer technologies devel- oped for markets including appliances, building and construction, electronics, healthcare, transpor- tation, and wire and cable. � www.geon.com


Golcha Minerals Golcha Group says is an integrated talc “mining to marketing” company. It claims its talc products for the polymer compounding industry offer high lamellarity, whiteness and purity. � https://golchaminerals.com


Harwick Standard Harwick Standard is a full-service supplier of raw materials and additives for plastics, rubber, coat- ings, and adhesives. It is a member of the National Association of Chemical Distributors (NACD). � https://harwick.com


Helluva Container Helluva Container specialises in high quality new and used Gaylord boxes, FIBC bulk bags, liners, films, tapes and pallets. The company has distribu- tion centres across the US. It also purchases used Gaylord boxes. � www.helluva.com


Heritage Plastics


Heritage Plastics develops and manufactures the Minapol Additive Technology line of calcium carbonate concentrates, which are designed to


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