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ing and construction, electrical and electronics, healthcare, consumer goods, and packaging. It will also highlight the company’s TruCircle programme, which aims to give manufacturers access to more sustainable materials through design for recyclabil- ity, mechanically recycled products, certified circular products, certified renewable products and closed loop initiatives. �
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SI Group will unveil its new additive brand for plastics recycling at K 2022, which it says will encompass a comprehensive platform of additive solutions designed to accelerate the transition to a more circular economy. The first products to be introduced under the
new brand will be a series of stabilisers for recycled polyolefins and PET that are specifically designed to allow customers to use more recycled materials without compromising performance in the end application. “Our new solutions upgrade the performance of recycled plastics so they can be used in more demanding applications again and again,” says Irfaan Foster, SI Group Market Devel- opment Director. The company will also present the latest additions to its broader additive portfolio. These include new masterbatch grades of its Weston 705 antioxidant and Ultranox LC stabilisers. �
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Sikora will demonstrate a novel version of its Purity Scanner Advanced online pellet inspection system in Dusseldorf that uses three 25 micron high-resolu- tion black-and-white cameras to lift detection rates.
Sikora will show a three camera version of its Purity Scanner Advanced pellet inspection system
The company says that typical systems on the
market use a maximum of two optical cameras, but says these can quickly reach their limits due to relatively low coverage once the contamination is outside of the cameras’ field of view. “By using a third black-and-white camera in the Purity Scanner Advanced, a significantly higher detection rate is achieved, so that more contaminants are detected – this is unique with our system,” says Ralf Kulen- kampff, Head of Sales – Plastics. The Purity Scanner Advanced system automati-
cally sorts out detected contamination via a blow-out unit. Systems can be specified with optical and x-ray detection, allowing metallic inclusions to be detected and removed. Sikora says it has developed a “hybrid blow-out” function to optimise by-catch levels. This allows the user to define which contaminants are uncritical (small regularly occurring specks, for example) and select a smaller blow-out unit for these, while critical contaminants (metallic inclusions) are directed to a larger unit. The company will also be running a Purity
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