EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS EXTRUSION WORLD – USA


screw extrusion and blow moulding equipment from its headquarters in Saline, Michigan. � www.rbplasticsmachinery.com


Reel Power Industrial Booth C935 Reel Power is a leader in providing equipment, process and engineering solutions for winding, spooling, and coiling of flexible products including plastic pipe. � www.reelpowerind.com


Reifenhauser Booth C1131 Reifenhauser extrusion technology enables customers to produce blown films, cast films, sheets as well as nonwovens. � https://reifenhauser.com


Riken Americas Booth C1230 Riken Americas is a PVC and TPE compounder that operates US facilities in both Kentucky and New Jersey. � https://riken-americas.com


Scantech


Booth C1245 Scantech is a leading manufacturer of on-line measurement and control systems for polymer film and sheet. The company was formed in France in 1992 and now employs around 3000 people across the world. � https://scantech.com


Shini USA Booth C838 Shini USA, a division of Budzar Industries, offers plastic processors a range of heating and cooling systems designed to control process temperature and plastics granulators for in-house recycling of plastic waste. � www.shiniusa.com


SML North America Service Booth C834 SML is a family-owned manufacturer of both film and sheet extrusion lines, which was founded in 1967 and is based in Austria – where it runs a number of demonstration lines. � www.sml.at


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The AMI Stretch and Shrink Film conference is the place to be if you want to meet the main players in the industry...The technical presentations and panels give you a great insight of


Stretch and Shrink Film


23-25 April 2024 | Valencia, Spain Sponsored by:


the ‘hot topics’ in the sector. General Manager ESTL


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