NEWS
Nordson opens up larger BKG facility in Germany
Nordson held a ribbon- cutting ceremony last month to mark the opening of the new 14,380 m2
facility at its
Polymer Processing Systems division’s site in Münster, Germany, which was acquired from Kreyenborg in 2013. The new facility will be the global hub for the compa- ny’s BKG brand of pelletising systems and melt delivery components, such as screen changers and melt pumps. The investment more than triples the amount of manufacturing, R&D, and office space at the Münster
New Coral in-house
recycling Rigid packaging com- pany Coral Products has opened a recycling plant at its facility in Haydock, UK. The plant has a capacity of 1 tph and will process PP and HDPE materials. In addition to recycling production waste from the site, the company is buying waste from outside parties. Coral said it is confi-
location and brings together capabilities that were previously spread across four separate sites. The facility also includes an enhanced technical centre for R&D and
customer trials, as well as an after-market centre for BKG systems and Nordson’s EDI brand of polymer extrusion and fluid coating dies. �
www.nordson.com
dent of a high level of plant utilisation, with interest shown by businesses within the UK and internationally. �
www.coralproducts.com
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