NPE 2018 | SHOW PREVIEW


manufacturing machinery for the production of stretch film (both cast and blown technol- ogy) and cast PP film rolls. It has already finalised several contracts for stretch film lines, says Amut. The group will also highlight some


other areas of its expertise: thermoforming machines (both in-line and off-line solutions); extrusion lines for rigid products such as sheets and membranes; and recycling – such as washing plants for PET and PE post-consumer items. � www.amutgroup.com


Baldwin Technology will showcase its Film Cylinder cleaning system at NPE. The system offers fully automatic chill cylinder


cleaning, which is performed during operation. This process maximizes productivity and safety by eliminating manual cleaning, while improving film quality, increasing machine equipment uptime and reducing waste, says the company. Ahlbrandt, a Baldwin subsidiary since last year, will show its Corona surface treatment systems at the same time. These are tailor-made for each type of


surface finish, and have high- performance elec- trodes that promote effective surface finishing with enhanced ink and glue adhesion. With a slim design, these systems can easily integrate and retrofit into most areas of a production line, and the Corona’s cassette rail system is quick and easy to service. � www.baldwintech.com


Battenfeld-Cincinnati USA will present the SolEx NG single screw extruder, ConEx NG twin screw conical extruders and the Star Extruder at NPE. All are equipped with the latest Industry 4.0-com- patible BCtouch UX control. The extruders are used to make products for the infrastructure, construction and packaging divisions, for the


Above: Battenfeld- Cincinnati’s StarExtruders are ideal for direct PET processing


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