PLASTICS EXTRUSION WORLD NORTH AMERICA | EVENT PREVIEW


particularly for materials with difficult flow characteristics. These handle a range of materials, including recyclable goods like plastic flakes and granulated vinyl. � www.laidig.com


Leistritz Leistritz makes co-rotating, intermeshing twin screw extruders (TSEs) with screw diameters of 12- 260mm, and systems for compounding, devolatilisation, reactive processing, foaming and direct extrusion. Specialisms include compounding of filled engineering resins, and integration of TSEs into film and sheet systems. � www.leistritz.com


Leybold Vacuum Leybold has a wide portfolio of standard vacuum pumps as well as specially designed vacuum systems for plastics processing and composite manufacturing. � www.leybold.com


Mettler Toledo The company is a leading global manufacturer of


precision instruments, including weighing instruments for use in laboratory, industrial and food retailing applications. � www.mt.com


Netzsch Instruments Netzsch offers thermal analysis instrumentation for material characterisation and the study of properties including specific heat capacity, enthalpy, weight change, Young’s modulus, conductivity, thermal diffusivity, and evolved gas analysis. � www.netzsch.com


NFM Welding Engineers NFM offers turnkey rubber and plastic extrusion systems with custom integrated controls. Its technologies include co- and counter-rotating twin-screw extruders, single-screw extruders and specialised extruders for silicone and rubber products. � www.nfm.net


OA Newton The company offers multiple conveying methods such as dilute or dense phase pneumatic conveying


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