RACE RECYCLING AND COMPOUNDING EXPO | EVENT PREVIEW
ing technology group, is a specialist in pneumatic conveying systems and additive unloading and feeding systems. �
www.coperion.com
Diyani Engineering The company, which has a presence in India and expanding operations in Dubai, provides compre- hensive packaging and automation solutions for the polymer compounding and plastics industry. Its technology range includes weighing, bagging, material conveying, auxiliary equipment, packing line solutions, batching, and process automation. �
www.diyani.in
Dodhia Synthetics The company is a manufacturer of synthetic yarns and fabrics, serving sectors like textiles and industrial applications, with a focus on quality and sustainability. It also recycles PET bottles. �
www.dodhiagroup.com
Econ Machinery The company is a specialist underwater pelletising technology. �
www.econ.eu
Entex Rust & Mitschke Entex is a leading manufacturer of planetary roller extruders, single-screw extruders, pelletisers, tempering systems, and calender rolls. With a strong focus on innovation and modular design, Entex serves various industries, including plastics, rubber, chemicals and food. �
www.entex.de
Erema The group says about 7,800 Erema recycling systems are now in use worldwide. With subsidiaries in the USA, China and Africa, as well as around another 50 representatives on all five continents, the company has a reliable network to implement customised plastics recycling solutions for customers around the world and promote a circular economy. �
www.erema.com
Extrusion Tech The company makes shredding technology suited to a wide range of plastics waste streams. �
www.extrusiontech.in
Fine Organics The producer of oleochemical-based additives serves sectors like plastics, personal care, and food,
Above: Coperion’s ZSK twin screw extruders rae used by India companies such as Alok Masterbatches
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