End Markets
Young Stretch-Film Processor Bets on Nanolayers
Going up against companies with as much as double its capacity, young stretch-film processor Zummit believes that new technology — notably 59-nanolayer films — will give it a competitive edge.
Read MoreSystem Takes Aim at Food-Packaging Applications
Gneuss will present new recycling system at the K Show this October.
Read More3D Planning Visualizes New Machine & Line Layout
3D visualization of new PET bottle machines and complete packaging lines in plant environments ensures a good “fit.”
Read MoreNew Micro-Foam Solutions for Bottles
Trexel is offering hardware to enable use of microcellular foams in blow molded packaging with complex shapes, handles and PCR content, while retaining impact strength.
Read MoreK 2022 Preview: Engineering Materials for Sustainability and E-Mobility
Materials that are sustainable yet offer equal performance to their fossil-based counterparts will be prominent at K 2022.
Read MoreABC Technologies Appoints Campbell as CEO
Terry Campbell advances from COO to president and CEO of a leading automotive molder, extruder and compounder.
Read MoreNew PET Stretch-Blow System Saves Energy & Downtime, Aids rPET Use
New-generation Contiform PET stretch-blow molding machine from Krones is designed for sustainability throughout.
Read MoreMulticomponent Mold Combines Capping and Unscrewing Functions for Pharma Closure
Braunform says its patented RotaricE² mold, which will mold Luer lock pharmaceutical closures in Arburg’s K 2022 booth, allows the use of one tool and one machine, versus two, while eliminating post-mold assembly.
Read MoreDual Injection Units on a Smaller, Electric Press for 2K Medical Molding
Engel extends its combi M dual-injection unit technology to a smaller tonnage machine with a horizontal indexing table for the first time at K 2022.
Read MoreTrelleborg Group Acquires Minnesota Rubber and Plastics
The Swedish manufacturing firm bought the compounder and molder of rubber and plastics from investment firm KKR in a deal valued at $950 million.
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