
Tony Deligio Editor-in-Chief
Transitioning From World’s Factory to World’s Designer
China has long since aggregated the means and materials of production, but increasingly it’s seeking to lay claim to the creative origins of products—the design.
Read MoreTime’s Running Out to Prove You're World Class
Plastics Technology鈥檚 World-Class Processor survey will be closing soon; take the opportunity today lay your claim to the World-Class title.
Read More‘New Normal’ Marks 30th Chinaplas Show
Show breaks attendance records as Chinese economy slows.
Read MoreRead And Watch Plastics Technology
If a picture is worth 1000 words, how much is a video worth?
WatchYou Call That World Class?
Back in January, we published the results of comprehensive industry-wide survey, naming 25 processors as World Class, and your reaction might have been, 鈥淭hat鈥檚 world class?鈥
Read MoreMOLDING 2016: New Approaches to Processing, Tooling & QA
The largest-ever annual Molding Conference included newsworthy technical presentations on a variety of injection molding topics. Here’s a selection.
Read MoreAdvanTech Hopes To Open Up New Closure Market
A linerless, one-piece injection molded cap for carbonated soft drinks cuts weight dramatically.
Read More30 Editions On, Chinaplas Continues to Grow
Launched only five years after China鈥檚 1978 Open-Door Policy reintroduced the country to the global economy, Chinaplas and the Chinese plastics industry have shared a meteoric rise over the last three decades.
Read MoreConnected: The Factory of the Future Is Closer Than We Think
鈥淓nabling humans to collaborate with machines, in a real-time, two-way exchange.鈥
Read MoreWhere’s Your Production Going; Where Has It Been?
鈥淗ow do you know where you鈥檙e going if you don鈥檛 know where you鈥檝e been?鈥
Read MoreBuilding a Bridge from Boomers to Millenials in Manufacturing
Video competition has high schoolers create videos to showcase the skills and education necessary for a manufacturing career.
WatchA Benchmark for Plastics Processors
benchmark noun: a standard by which something can be measured or judged.
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