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Novel Hopper Design for More Efficient Resin Drying
Patented internal geometry and unique thermodynamic properties significantly enhance the drying process, offering a 33% reduction in drying time compared to traditional systems.
Read MoreStandardized Extruder Can Be Used Anywhere
Machine can be manufactured anywhere the customer is with the same specifications, design, support and goal to advance their materials.
Read MoreMelt Filter, Adjustable Flat Die Make U.S. Debut
Backflush filter can handle high level of contaminants, while flat die utilizes motorized actuators to effect a lip adjustment.
Read MoreTechnology 'Fuses' Feeding and Blending
New technology combines the controls of the Maguire WSB gravimetric batch blender with MGF gravimetric feeders positioned beneath or remote to a blender.
Read MoreCleaning System Removes Varnish from Processing Machinery
Comprehensive cleaning solution proven to remove varnish buildup to prevent costly downtime and ensure smooth operations.
Read MoreBoise State Team Wins Circular Plastics Challenge Focused On PET Recovery
NPE2024: The competition is a collaboration between Hillenbrand, Net Impact and Coca Cola.
Read MoreMore Than 50,000 Registrants Attended NPE2024
This May, the plastics community was brought together to learn and network after a six year hiatuis.
Read MoreLS Mtron’s Outsized NPE2024 Presence Jump-Starts Ambitious North American Market Goals
The Korean maker of injection molding machines featured eight machines in its nearly 14,000-square-foot booth with additional presses at Yushin and Incoe’s booths, as it targets 20% market share.
Read MoreArburg Eyes Assembly Plant in North America
The 101-year-old German company will continue to manufacture machines from its sprawling operation in the Black Forest, but for the first time it will add assembly outside of the country.
Read MoreWittmann Shifts Some Production out of Austria
Manufacture of several core products, including specific models and sizes of injection molding machines, automation and auxiliaries have shifted out of Austria and into Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey.
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