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Right: Beki- Shield stainless steel fibres from Bekaert provide electrical conductivity and EMI/RFI shielding
AGC Chemicals Europe AGC Chemicals Europe produces Fluon PTFE and ETFE and other fluorinated products, including Fluon PFA and AFLAS fluoroelas- tomers. The product range offers excellent protection against heat, chemicals and corrosion, and has broad application in markets where long-lasting high performance is necessary. �
www.agcce.com
AIMPLAS The AIMPLAS Plastics Technology Centre offers solutions to companies cross the international plastics industry, including R&D projects, polymer analysis and testing, technical assistance, competi- tive intelligence, and training. �
www.aimplas.net
Alok Masterbatches Alok is India’s leading masterbatch provider and has been supplying the plastic industry for the past 25 years. The company’s core product offering for the compounding industry is the Chromanox range of single pigment concentrates (SPCs) and mineral filled masterbatches. �
www.alokmasterbatches.com
Alpha Calcit Alpha Calcit group is a leading supplier of indus- trial minerals including calcium carbonates, talcs, aluminium and magnesium hydroxides and titanium dioxides. Founded in 1919, the family- owned group is vertically-integrated from mining to production. �
http://alpha-calcit.net
Right: Brabender Technologie’s FDDW-M-P feeder for
liquid additives
AZO AZO is a specialist in automated bulk raw materials handling for plastics compounding and many other industries. Its systems are designed to be easy to operate and maintain, while providing comprehensive ‘smart’ connectivity and a high degree of user and product protection. �
www.azo.com
Bekaert Belgium-headquartered Bekaert is a leading producer of stainless steel fillers with a 30-year track record in providing solutions for demanding electrically conduc-
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tive or shielding applications in thermo- plastics, composites and elastomers. �
www.bekaert.com
Benvic
Benvic is a major European producer of PVC compounds and other custom thermoplastic polymeric materials, medical compounds and components. The company operates in 60 countries and targets applications in construction, infrastructure, packaging, medical, electric and
electronic appliances, consumer and automotive. �
www.benvic.com
Binova
Binova is an Italian manufacturer of recycling and compounding plants based on co-rotating twin- screw extruders. Its lines are designed to combine recycling and compounding in a one-step process, reducing energy use and improving efficiency. �
www.binovapm.it
Biofiber Tech Swedish start-up Biofiber Tech specialises in research, development, and commercialisation of modified wood and/or other plant fibres-based materials for use in polymer applications such as automotive, electronics, furniture, packaging and construction. �
www.biofibertech.com
BKS Knives BKS has a 30-year history in the production and resharpening of knives and blades for equipment including pelletisers and pulverisers. The company supports customers from four service centres across Europe and Asia. �
www.bks-knives.com
Brabender Brabender develops, produces and distributes instruments and equipment for testing a broad range of materials, as well as laboratory-scale production equipment suitable for use in R&D and quality control through to small-scale production. �
www.brabender.com
Brabender Technologie Brabender Technologie is a leading manufacturer of gravimet- ric feeding and metering devices.
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