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extruders, and film and sheet manufacturing equip- ment. It provides after-sales services such as maintenance support, barrel/screw measurement, consulting for modification and parts inventory. It offers to carry out extrusion trials with its TEX extruder in its extrusion technical centre in Dussel- dorf, Germany �
www.jsw.de
J-Tec Material Handling J-Tec specialises in automated material handling systems and process engineering solutions for the food and chemical industries. Known for its person- alised approach, J-Tec offers customised solutions from conceptual design to installation and mainte- nance, ensuring tailored project success through its extensive international expertise and in- house knowledge. �
https://j-tec.com
LKAB Minerals LKAB Minerals, part of the Swedish company LKAB, supplies natural minerals engineered for functional- ity and usability across various industries. Committed to innova- tion and responsibility, LKAB Minerals partners with custom- ers to deliver high-quality, reliable mineral products. �
www.lkabminerals.com
Maag Germany The Maag Group is a broadly diversified global solutions provider with integrated and customiz- able systems in process technology for the polymer, chemical and petrochemical industries. Its pump & filtration systems, pelletizing & pulverizing systems, recycling systems and measurement & control systems divisions consolidate the many years of experience and in-depth know-how of the AMN, Automatik, Ettlinger, Gala, Maag, Reduction, Scheer, Witte, Xantec and Sikora product brands. �
https://maag.com
Metalworks Metalworks (MW) manufactures welded and bolted aluminium silos, stainless steel silos, as well as machinery and components for the storage and the mechanical and pneumatic conveying of bulk materials. MW also produces bulk material equip- ment, such as: manual systems for emptying bags and bulk bags; automatic bag-emptying machin-
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ery; special components for pressure and vacuum pneumatic conveying; continuous dosing and blending of powder, granular, and flake materials. �
www.metalworksal.com
Mixaco Mixaco, with over 50 years of experience, is a global leader in industrial mixer systems. The company serves many industries, such as powder coating, masterbatch, compounding and plastics, as well as PVC/WPC, rubber, chemical and food industry �
www.mixaco.com
Mixron Mixron offers a wide variety of mixing systems for bulk materials. Specialising in PVC dry blend, WPC, and masterbatch, it provides turbo mixers, cooler mixers, and container mixers, enhancing blend quality and ease of use while maintaining maximum customer value. �
www.mixron.it
MPI Chemie MPI Chemie, an inde- pendent Dutch chemical company,
supplies a wide range of additives like UV absorbers, light stabilisers, and antioxidants. With a strong focus on the European plastics and coatings indus-
tries, MPI is known for cost-efficiency, excel- lent service, and compliance with European regulations. �
https://mpi.eu/chemie
Netzsch
Netzsch has a wide range of instruments for thermal analysis, calorimetry, the determination of thermophysical properties, rheology and fire testing. �
https://analyzing-testing.netzsch.com
Nexam Chemical Nexam Chemical develops smart additives that repair and upcycle recycled plastics to enhance their performance. Its focus is on easy-to-use masterbatches for rPET, rPE, and rPP that boost properties and processability, enabling customers to safely increase recycled content or incorporate more challenging feedstock in demanding applications such as packaging, films, and technical parts. �
https://nexamchemical.com
Left: Mixron MTP high- speed turbo mixer for PVC dry blend
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