EXHIBITION PREVIEW | K2022 MATERIALS


Right: Palsagaard will show its growing range of Einar


plant-based additives for plastics


DeltaFlow-optimised resins allow for lower pro- cessing temperatures, which can enable converters to reduce cycle times, boost productivity and improve processability. � www.milliken.com


OCS will be demonstrating its PS25C pellet scanner. Which can be used in a laboratory or online implementation for real-time inspection, measurement, evaluation and classification of granulates, recyclates and powders. Using special camera and lighting technology and the high-performance hardware and software, the company says it can detect and classify gels, black specks or burn marks. It is particularly practical when used in an online application, where data can be transmitted directly to production and process control systems. � www.ocsgmbh.com


Palsgaard, a producer of plant-based emulsifiers and polymer additives, will display its complete portfolio of sustainable products and provide insight in to its new developments and investments. The company’s Einar additives serve as highly


effective anti-fog and anti-static surfactants, dispersing aids, ageing modifiers, EPS coatings and mould release agents. At K2022, the company says it will introduce some new plant-based additions to its growing portfolio. These are designed to help customers stay ahead of increas- ingly stringent regulations on food-contact without compromising performance or quality. All can be used as drop-in replacements for fossil-based additives in existing polymer formulations. � www.palsgaard.com


Below: Rowasol Colors will demonstrate automatic colour regula- tion at the KraussMaffei stand


Polyplastics Group will show the latest develop- ments in its Duracon POM, Laperos LCP, and Topas COC businesses, as well as publicising the avail- ability of its Technical Solutions Centre at Raunheim in Germany, which opened this year. The show will also provide a first opportunity to see the com- pany’s recently introduced Plastron LFT resin, which


is produced using regenerated cellulose fibres. It is claimed to provide weight reduction opportunities while maintaining mechanical strength, while also reducing CO2 emissions. � www.polyplastics-global.com


Rowa Masterbatch has developed a masterbatch to counteract degradation of the polymer chain in materials using recycled PET, which it will highlight at the K Show. It says the melt flow index of degraded PET can be restored with a dose of 5% of ROWALID PET-A103A SP. The impact strength of PET which is extruded multiple times could also be almost doubled, it says. � www.rowa-masterbatch.de


Rowasol Colors will be running with automatic colour regulation at the KraussMaffei stand. KraussMaffei is presenting ColorAdjust, an innova- tive system for colour measurement and control in the recycling process. HNP Mikrosysteme and Rowasol will also be


repeating their trade fair collaboration, which was successful at last year’s Fakuma: The ColorDoS dosing system from HNP Mikrosysteme will demonstrate a quick, clean Rowasol colour change on an injection moulding machine. � www.rowasol.de


IMAGE: ROWASOL


SI Group will launch its new additive brand for plastics recycling at K 2022, which it says will encompass a comprehensive platform of additive solutions designed to accelerate the transition to a more circular economy. The first products to be introduced under the


new brand name will be a series of stabilisers for recycled polyolefins and PET that are specifically designed to allow customers to use more recycled materials without compromising performance in the end application. “Our new solutions upgrade


38 PLASTICS RECYCLING WORLD | September 2022 www.plasticsrecyclingworld.com


IMAGE: PALSGAARD


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