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SHOW PREVIEW | INJECTION MOLDING AND DESIGN EXPO


Die-Sep The various current Die-Sep models will open, tip and close moulds from 6 x 6 x 6 inches up to moulds weighing 50,000 lbs. Larger Die-Seps are custom built to suit moulds larger than 50,000 lbs. � www.diesep.com


DME


DME says its comprehensive product lines – includ- ing hot runner systems, control systems, mould bases, components and supplies – are backed by knowledgeable sales staff, engineers and technical service experts. � www.dme.net


Domo Chemicals Domo Chemicals is a leading producer of engi- neering nylon (PA) materials for a diverse range of markets. Its Buford plant in the US is a custom compounder with a core business focused on PA6 and PA66 via the group’s vertical integration. � www.domochemicals.com


EAS Mold and Die Change Systems EAS develops, produces and sells components and turnkey systems for quick tool changes on plastic injection moulding machines as well as on presses, stamping and die casting machines. � www.easchangesystems.com


Right: Moditec G3 slow speed granulator from Globeius


Entec Polymers Entec Polymers is a leading North American thermoplastic distributor which supplies commodity, engineering, high performance resins, elastomers and specialty resins for all markets and all applications. � www.entecpolymers.com


Epaflex Polyurethanes Epaflex is a TPU manufacturer, with more than 30 years’ experience and a wide product portfolio for injection moulding and extrusion applications. � www.epaflexpolyurethanes.com


Filtroil Filtroil manufactures industrial oil filtration prod- ucts helping to dramatically extend the life of oil, valves, pumps and machinery. � www.filtroil.com


Foam Creations The company is a foam injection moulding special- ist in North America supporting customers in the design and manufacture of their custom foam moulded products in XL Extralight materials, which are soft, light, waterproof, chemical resistant and very durable. � www.foamcreations.com


Frigel North America Frigel says it is the leading international manufac- turer of process cooling equipment and systems for the plastics industry. Frigel North America, established in 2007, provides sales, service, parts, engineering and ready-to-ship inventory in its 40,000 sq ft facility. � www.frigel.com


General Polymers General Polymers Thermoplastic Materials provides a focused approach in thermoplastic distribution centring on individual product families. � www.gp-materials.com


Globeius IMAGE: GLOBEIUS


Globeius is displaying its latest parts handling and plastics recycling solutions at exhibition. It is showing its Crizaf Model S4600 Roller Separator which provides a versatile way to easily separate runners, parts and sprues. It is also showing the Moditec G3, a slow speed granulator that can grind all types of plastics, including engineer- ing grades like glass-filled PA, ABS, PC, PBT and more. Unlike typical grinders, the Moditec machines provide a virgin-like quality regrind with no dust or fines, it says.


www.globeius.com


Equipment Solutions of Michigan ESM specialises in plastic processing machinery, auxiliary equipment, automation, high-performance plasticizing components and plant system solutions, with a strong focus on customer support, technology and reliability for all customers and applications. � https://esmichigan.com


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Go Trade North America Frigosystem (represented by Go Trade North America) is focused on the design, manufacture and sale of industrial chillers and offers an evolved range of products aimed at the most diversified fields of industry. � www.frigosystem.it


www.injectionworld.com


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