EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXHIBITION
DuPont polymer additives for plastic compound- ing include performance-tailored tougheners, coupling agents, flexibilisers and mixed plastics compatibilisers. DuPont focuses on global supply of polymer additives and modifiers that play specialised performance roles in plastics manufac- turing. DuPont says its additives contribute to more efficient compounding, higher-value plastics from existing production lines, easier and more consist- ent downstream processing and easier recycling. �
www.dupont.com
Above: Cofit’s new Gorillabelt T melt filter
customers a choice of precision-engineered innovative optical sorting equipment to meet today’s exacting optical sorting applications. �
www.buhlergroup.com
Cofit is a melt filtration technology group which says it has developed effective, consolidated and tested screenchangers, as well as technologically important patents. Its main activity is in the plastics recycling field, both post-consumer and post-industrial. �
www.cofit.com
Dreher manufactures granulators for a wide number of plastics processors, including injection moulders, film converters and extruders. Its equipment for plastics recyclers includes the SRV line and VD 1100 line. The SRV-GF Granulators reduce start-up lumps to granules in one step. �
www.dreher-aachen.de
Energenta Ersatzbrennstoffe uses plastics and industrial wastes to produce secondary fuels. To its customers they are low cost alternatives to fossil fuels such as coal, crude oil and gas, it says. �
www.energenta.de
EPC Engineering & Technologies is a German engineering group that plans and implements plant engineering in many industries, including polymer production and plastics recycling. It has delivered more than 1,000 projects in over 40 countries. �
www.epc.com
Euro Exim deals in the buying and export of all types of recyclable plastics and rubber chemicals. It has trading relationships with suppliers in the UK, Europe and the USA to buy scrap plastics as well as slow moving stocks, industrial overruns and surplus materials. It exports to South Asia, South America, The Far East and The Middle East. �
www.euroeximlimited.co.uk
Fimic answers filter questions
Italian melt filtration technology specialist Fimic is showing its RAS and ERA filter products at the Plastics Recycling World Exhibition. Addressing the needs of plastics
recyclers, Fimic asks: “Who wouldn’t like a melt filter that can adjust to any line (even existing ones); which does not fear the most difficult and aggressive con- taminations; with very low operational costs thanks to ease of operation and cheap spare parts, easy to understand and use, that allows a screen change within minutes; working at low tempera- tures and low pressures so as not to degrade the processed materials; and that allows therefore to improve the final quality of the product opening up new
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market opportunities?” The company says its RAS automatic and continuous melt filter makes this all possible, and without the need for an operator’s continuous intervention. If a recycler is dealing with very contami- nated materials, it says the ERA filter offers double filtration. Benefits include: space saving, as double filtration takes place in only one unit; no need for a melt pump; and maintaining quality of the material, thanks to the proximity between the two filtration chambers and the two independent discharge valves. �
www.fimic.it
Fimic’s RAS melt filter PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD | May/June 2018
www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com
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