EVENT PREVIEW | PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD EXPO NORTH AMERICA Cumberland


Cumberland is a world-class manufacturer of size reduction equipment, providing a broad range of recycling equipment to the plastics and industrial recycling industries. Since 1939, Cumberland has been a trusted partner for safety, quality, and reliability. � www.cumberland-plastics.com


Cutmetall North America Cutmetall North America is the sales, service and distribution partner for Cutmetall Germany, one of the leading manufacturers and sellers of industrial knives and wear parts for the recycling industry. It produces a whole range of parts for shredders and granulators from the smallest screw or lock washer to the largest blade, screen or rotor. � www.cutmetall.com


Right: Fimic’s large surface GEM melt filtration system


EFACTOR3 EFACTOR3 is a national company specialis- ing in providing environmental, engineer- ing and equipment solutions. It offers a diverse variety of equip- ment used in material recov- ery, waste processing, plastic processing, and plastic recycling facilities, from manufacturers including Kreyen- borg, MAS Austria, Hamos, M&J Recycling, Westeria and others. � www.efactor3.com


EFS Plastics US The company is a 100% post-consumer mechanical recycler. � www.efs-plastics.ca


Elementale Enterprises The company’s process engineering solu- tions measure and control physical, thermal and chemical processes consisting of gas, vapor, liquids, solids and/or bio-mass properties with innovative products and technical solutions that help the marketplace achieve energy and water conservation. � www.elementale-ent.com


Emerson Process Management Emerson’s automation technologies and solutions help process, hybrid and discrete manufacturers automate and optimise production processes through best-in-class technologies and industry expertise. It says it has the most complete automa-


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tion portfolio in the industry with the depth of services to back it up. � www.emerson.com


Erema Erema has its headquarters in Ansfelden near Linz in Austria and specialises in the development and manufacturing of plastics recycling systems and components. Some 7,000 Erema recycling systems are now in use worldwide. � www.erema.com


Fimic Fimic has been known for 25 years as the special- ists in automatic self-cleaning melt filters. It says it is the only company in the market with a range of five different models of automatic melt filters, capable to target highly contaminated plastic materials, especially post-industrial and post-consumer plastics. Its filtration technologies offer all possible filtrations and


cover the many different existing


applications to guarantee high results and a very high quality of the final material. � www.fimic.it


HHI (Heng Hiap Industries) Founded in 2002 by Seah Kian Hoe, HHI is a fully integrated plastic recycling company based in Malaysia. It offers traceable rPP, rPE and rPET to major global brands in consumer


packaging, shoes and apparel, loyalty and gifts, furniture, food grade containers and appliances. � www.henghiap.com


Hosokawa Polymer Systems Hosokawa Polymer Systems is a leading manufac- turer of granulators, dedusting systems, separation systems, multiple stage recycling plants for film, cable and post-consumer materials and other general plastic recycling equipment. � www.hmicronpowder.com


Industrial Partner Industrial Partner says its mission is to improve its customer’s production levels by providing them with high-performance and long-lasting industrial machine knives and blades that maximise the life of cutting machinery. It says all of its knives are made from the highest quality materials, machined and


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IMAGE: FIMIC


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