FAKUMA 2017 | SHOW PREVIEW
advantages of lightness, design flexibility, single step processing, colour and corrosion resistance. The group offers functional solutions to thermal management with electrically and thermally conductive grades. It says it is possible to achieve for thermal conductivity up to 10 W/ m.K for electrically insulating materials and up to 20 W/m.K for electrically conductive materials. Eurotec’s thermal management product
portfolio is available in a wide range of polymers such as PA, PC, PBT, PP, PPS, PEEK, PPA, and flame retardant grades for electronic component, lighting applications, heat exchangers and other applications. �
www.eurotec-ep.com
Gabriel-Chemie will launch its Pure option for organoleptically tested masterbatches. Developed for applications that are highly susceptible to flavour tainting, such as bottled mineral water, Pure applies two industry-standard testing methods – gas chromatography and organoleptic evaluation – to incoming raw materials and outgoing master- batches. Customers receive a full set of documen- tation with transparent test data. Gabriel-Chemie’s in-house gas chromatography equipment is used to detect any NIAS (non-inten- tionally added substances) impurities that may lead to off-tastes. Where any unknown substances are detected, the company works with the external testing organisation Fraunhofer IVV to identify them and, if necessary, block their use. Instrument- ed testing is supported by blind flavour tainting tests carried out by a tasting panel. In addition, the company will show its latest laser
marking masterbatches, which allow marking of plastic parts with a metallic finish. This technology will be demonstrated at the show. It will also present its 18th
Colour Vision collection of 18
opaque colour lens plates. �
www.gabriel-chemie.com
Grafe will display its full range of colour and additive masterbatches for engineering plastics applications, including PA, POM, PBT, PC, TPU and PMMA polymers, as well as for polyolefins. Among the most recent additions to the product line is the Black3
masterbatch, which has been specially
formulated to create a high gloss piano black finish in PE and PP. Applications are expected in cosmet- ics and premium packaging. Also pitched at cosmetics industry applications, Grafe’s MattAge matting agent allows surface gloss to be adjusted through simple additive additon. The company
Conductive Plastics 2018
Developing technologies and applications for electrically and thermally conductive plastics
https://www.ami.international/events/event?Code=C892#8993 Above:
Gabriel-Chemie will launch its Pure organo- leptic testing service at the show
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Our second North American Conductive Plastics 2018 conference takes place on March 20-21 at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center, in Pittsburgh, PA, USA.
You will explore the design and manufacturing of electrically and/or thermally conductive plastic components and examine the latest additive technologies and compounding techniques at this high level two-day conference.
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