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PLASTICS Cancels Re|focus Sustainability & Recycling Summit; Some Aspects Move to Virtual Platforms
The next summit will be co-located with NPE2021: The Plastics Show May 17–21, 2021.
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IR-Based System Permits Automatic Scan of Body Temp
Developed by MachineSense, FeverWarn can be installed in the form of a gate or retrofitted to any entrance location for the automatic scanning of human body temperature.
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Essentium and Lehvoss Partner to Develop Materials for Additive Manufacturing
Designed specifically for industrial-scale 3D printing.
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Stratasys Coalition Expands to Ramp Up Face Shield Production With 3D Printing
Stratasys has received requests for 350,000 face shields, so further acceleration in production across coalition members is critical.
Read MoreAPR and NERC Announce New Government Recycling Demand Champion Program
The Government Recycling Demand Champions, a companion to APR’s well-established Recycling Demand Champions Campaign, will be tailored to state, regional and local governments around the U.S.
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Automation: Buyer Protection Program and Online Tutoring Initiated
Absolute Robot has rolled out two programs to help injection molders during the Covid-19 crisis.
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Polykemi Swiftly Responds with Material Delivery to Manufacturer of Respirators
Polykemi’s PP-based compound urgently needed for respirator filtration components in the fight against Coronavirus.
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Sencorp Modifies Thermoforming Machines for Face Masks
Machine builder says its modified machines can produce three million masks per week to help protect frontline medical workers.
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Coronavirus Prompts Ineos to Build Additional Hand Sanitizer Plants in the U.K. and Germany
Leading Europena producer of key sanitizer raw materials and thermoplastics Ineos is quickly stepping up to do its part during the pandemic crisis.
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Wittmann Battenfeld to Remain Operational During Covid-19 Crisis
Initially facing a forced shutdown, Wittmann Battenfeld—and many of the plastics manufacturers it supplies—were deemed essential and allowed to remain open.
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