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Mineral Additives Supplier and University Partner Expand Uses of Graphite to Thermoplastics
Germany’s George H. Luh’s recent research developments look promising for broadening the use of expandable graphite to nylons and more.
Read MoreSheet Demand Spike Spurs More Extrusion Training
Two courses aim at getting operators and new personnel up to the task as demand for sheet soars as a barrier to stop spread of Corornavirus.
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‘Untapped Workforce’ Helps Drive Growth at MDI
Minnesota-based firm extrudes corrugated HDPE sheet and fabricates it into all kinds of tubs, totes, boxes, and trays for businesses that include Fortune 500 companies. Its model is unique: a manufacturer in a competitive business-to-business environment that has a mission of providing employment opportunities for people with disabilities—in an integrated and inclusive setting.
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Sepro America to Offer Virtual Robot Training
Free training webinars made available to its customers using online meeting systems.
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RJG Expands Online Training Offerings
Five new course cover tool launch, part design, mold design, machine performance and systematic molding for LSR.
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RJG Training Facility Adds Bole Machine
RJG’s Gibsonville, N.C. training site has added a 110-ton servodriven hydraulic Bole consignment machine.
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Injection Molding: RJG Adds Virtual Training, Consultation
In response to the Covid-19 crisis, RJG has launched online interactive training, free live webinars and personalized remote consultation services.
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Blending: 'Smart' Software Saves Labor Costs, Boosts Quality
Helps operators make blending decisions and reduce errors when manually adjusting recipes.
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Troy University's Center for Materials & Manufacturing Sciences Looking for Sustainable Personal Protection Equipment Materials
Spurred by coronavirus pandemic, Troy University researchers are exploring recycled HDPE for PPE and the recycling of uncontaminated medical packaging.
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Eastman Donates Material For Coronavirus Face Shields to Protect Medical Workers
The Tennessee Higher Education Commission is coordinating the effort to make 10,000 face shields in two weeks using 3D printers located at universities throughout the state.
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