4 Oct 2001
Anstead International establishes position as a leading supplier of pharmaceutical raw materials in the UK
Anstead International will present itself, at the CPhI, as a leading supplier of raw materials to the UK pharmaceutical industry. Now part of Royal Vopak, following the acquisition of Ellis and Everard earlier this year, Anstead International has greatly strengthened its portfolio of raw materials through the introduction of products previously supplied by Univar.
2 Oct 2001
Key appointments for Eastman Chemical Company
Eastman Chemical Company has announced two key appointments in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region: Godefroy A. Motte has been appointed President for the region and Randall W. Powell has been named Vice-President, Operations.
27 Sept 2001
Tailor-made control system for extrusion lines
Würzburg, September 2001 – A totally revised range of measure and control systems for extrusions lines will be presented by Octagon Process Technology GmbH of Würzburg, Germany, during the K 2001 (October 25 to November 1 2001), stand 10 E39 in hall 10. With the co-ordinated modules of their new ScenEx range, Octagon have opened up totally new possibilities for function and capacity in an intelligent automation concept: Customer-specific solutions with tailor made control systems are available for each extrusion line.
27 Sept 2001
Innovationen für den wirtschaftlichen Elastomer-Spritzguss
Schwertberg/Österreich, August 2001. – Auf der K 2001 vom 25.10.-1.11. zeigt Engel an konkreten Produktionsbeispielen Weiterentwicklungen und Innovationen in seinem Elastmaschinen-Programm: die weiterentwickelte Baureihe ENGEL ELAST Expert, die neu entwickelte vollelektrische ENGEL E-MOTION Lim und die neue modulare Holmlos-Baureihe ENGEL VICTORY Lim.
27 Sept 2001
MHT will exhibit largest PET mould at K 2001
Ginsheim/Gustavsburg, August 2001. – What must currently be the largest injection mould for the manufacture of PET preforms – a 144-cavity mould from the HOLI Mould Series – will be exhibited at K 2001 in Düsseldorf (25th October to 1st November) by Mold & Hotrunner Technology AG (MHT), Ginsheim/Gustavsburg. 'High Output – Low Investment' was the motto behind the development of this new series of preform moulds – and the result is really surprising: where there used to be space for only 48 cavities, for example, there are now 72 cavities, and the largest mould of the series, with 144 cavities, can "make do" with a platen area which normally accommodates a 96-cavity mould. In other words, the HOLI-Mould Series can increase the productivity of a standard PET injection moulding machine by up to 50 % – thus avoiding the need to invest in a larger machine and without taking up any additional space. In economic terms, these moulds achieve an investment/output ratio which was hitherto unattainable. On its exhibition stand 2 D11 in Hall 2, MHT will be exhibiting, besides these newly developed PET moulds, the latest products from its Hotrunner Technology Division.
27 Sept 2001
The right mixer for every application
At K 2001 in Düsseldorf (25th October to 1st November 2001), the Mixing Technology Division of Thyssen Henschel Industrietechnik GmbH, Kassel/Germany, will be dividing its exhibition stand 9 C 37 in Hall 9 into five "thematic islands" corresponding to the various branch-specific applications of its mixers. The company's entire range comprises six series of mixers, each series being available in various sizes, and a universal laboratory mixer. Under the motto "Everything from a single source", the company also supplies turnkey installations for plastics compounding – for the PVC industry, for example, or for innovative compounding technologies involving the blending of natural materials with plastics.
27 Sept 2001
Barlo Plastics meets contemporary trends BARLO CAST ‘design’ launched
Geel, Belgium, September 26, 2001, to meet today’s contemporary trends Barlo Plastics Europe announced the launch of BARLO CAST ‘design’ to strengthen it’s position in visual communication and interior design application markets.
