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EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS EXTRUSION WORLD NORTH AMERICA


Sessions show skills, tech and trends


Visitors to the event can attend a free conference in the Plastics Extrusion World Expo theatre – where industry experts will present papers on industry trends and technology updates. Several are of particular relevance to film and sheet extruders. On Day One, Johan Froentjes of Movacolor will cover how to remove variability from extrusion dosing. There are also two AI-focused presen- tations. The first, from Bryan Debois of RoviSys, explains how agentic AI can capture and scale critical factory- floor expertise and accelerate digital transformation. After this, Laurent Ratte of Sciences Computers


shooting the extrusion process. In the afternoon, Dana Darley of Syncro Group will show how advanced automation retrofits can transform film extrusion. Joseph Mitchell of PSI then


Speakers include (from left): Bryan Debois of RoviSys, Daniel Stephens of Routsis Training and Aditya Tiwari of Xaloy


Consultants shows how AI and virtual analysis can optimise extrusion processes and screw design. On Day Two,Shawn Osborn of BYK


kicks off with a session explaining PFAS-free processing aids for extrusion, then Daniel Stephens of Routsis Training gives an insight into trouble-


handling equipment and blending systems. � www.tsm-controls.com


US Extruders


US Extruders develops custom single-screw extruders, with highly engineered solutions tailored to customer specifications. It is committed to delivering machines that meet performance expectations, with a strong focus on customer support and satisfaction. � www.us-extruders.com


USA Rolls USA Rolls is a manufacturer of heat transfer rolls and ASME code certified steam drums in North America, all made to exact specifications. � https://usarolls.com


Uway Extrusion


Uway Extrusion supplies custom extrusion systems with outputs up to 14,000 lbs/hr. It says it is dedicated to improving extrusion machinery, from


Right: Xaloy is a leading manufacturer of barrels and screws


illustrates how melt pumps and static mixers can improve sheet extrusion stability. Finally, Aditya Tiwari of Xaloy shows how AI can turn extrusion telemetry into real-time discussions. There is also a panel discussion, covering how to close the skills gap in the plastics industry, featuring Jake Martin of the Plastics Industry Association, Vii Rice of Pennsylvania College of Technology and Luis Roca Blay of Aimplas.


engineering systems to fit in-line with thermoforming machinery to integrating compounding into the extrusion process. � www.uwayextrusion.com


Virtus Equipment Virtus Equipment says that with ACM Extrusion it offers a full range of plastic solutions including size reduction machinery. This includes heavy-duty, single-shaft shredders, plastics central grinders, beside-the-press granulators, and PVC pulverisers. � https://acm-extrusion.com


Vooner The company’s products include vacuum systems for the packaging, handling and plastics industries, for thermoforming, blister packaging, pneumatic conveying, plastic extrusion and CNC routing. � www.vooner.com


Xaloy The company offers a wide range of high-quality screw and barrel designs. Xaloy’s technical expertise has led to advances in improving quality and throughput for plastics processors, including inventing the first tungsten carbide barrel. � https://xaloy.com


IMAGE: XALOY 38 FILM & SHEET EXTRUSION | October 2026


Zhejiang Jwell Pipe Equipment The China-based company engineers a wide range of extrusion lines and related technologies for applications including pipe and sheet. � www.jwell.cn


www.filmandsheet.com


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