EVENT PREVIEW | FAKUMA 2024
Right: Hoffmann Mineral’s Sillitin products are used as IR absorbers in greenhouse films
and lightweight thermoplastics. Hoffmann will also highlight its Struktosil talc product and its Sillitin products used as IR absorbers in greenhouse films. �
www.hoffmann-mineral.com
Leistritz says its new LinXX control technology enables a comprehensive digital description of the entire extrusion process for extruders and extrusion systems. The system can be used flexibly, from compact extruders to entire produc- tion lines, and offers a fully integrated solution for digital control, monitoring and maintenance of extruders of any size. Another highlight at Fakuma is Leistritz’s LinXX Customer Service Portal, a user-friendly online portal that provides customers and Leistritz employees with a comprehensive overview of their extruders, auxiliary units and extrusion lines. Customers can see relevant machine information such as machine number, operating hours, current warning messages and machine documentation clearly presented. �
www.leistritz.com
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Lifocolor is highlighting its masterbatch expertise
Lifocolor will be presenting masterbatches with new sandstone looks and fine variants of its granite effect in flat film, bottle, jar and cap applications. It will showcase other gold, metallic, frost and multicolour effects as well as trend colours for 2025. A new development is NIR-detectable silver masterbatch for sorting during recycling, in which it has partnered with Eckart. In addition, Lifocolor will present at its stand vari- ous masterbatch concepts for colouring biopoly- mers and recyclates. Also on show will be laser marking masterbatches. �
www.lifocolor.de
MAAG Group will present its Eco series of continu-
ous high-performance melt filters, which are used to filter contaminated polymer melts. For chemical recycling, the technology is outstanding for filtering low viscosity polymers, it says. MAAG will also display the Pearlo underwater pelletiser, which has been designed for processing a wide range of polymers and thermoplastics. Its strand pelletising system, EBG, is designed for highly filled, hydroscopic and water-sensitive compounds. �
www.maag.com
Moretto will present a range of innovations from across its ancillaries product range – in materials handling and granulation. Gravix is its doser that offers precision in micro-dosing, thanks to digital electronics, a double eyelid shutter device and self-learning. �
www.moretto.com
Motan says it will showcase cutting-edge solutions for efficiency and sustainability at Fakuma. The Gravicolor 310 and 610 gravimetric dosing and mixing units feature Motan’s cone dosing system, allowing precise mixing of up to eight materials with recipe accuracy. Their modular design ensures optimal performance, flexibility, and reliability in injection moulding, blow moulding, and especially extrusion applications. Among other products being shown by Motan is the SColor V additive dosing and mixing unit for masterbatch and regrind dosing applications, offering quick delivery and cost-effective performance. �
www.motan-group.com
At Fakuma, Movacolor will show its new Portable Touchscreen Controller (PTC), available across all gravimetric and optometric products. The PTC will replace the MCTC, addressing the need for
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