05-04-2004
Erfolgreiches Open House bei Husky in Augsburg
Der von Husky am 30. März veranstaltete Kundentag am Sitz der Niederlassung Deutschland Süd in Augsburg war ein großer Erfolg. Mehr als 120 Gäste aus dem süddeutschen Raum, der Schweiz und Österreich hatten sich im Technischem Zentrum Süd eingefunden, um die diversen Vorträge und Vorführungen von Husky-Mitarbeitern zur Heißkanaltechnik, Tandem Systemen, In Mold-Produkthandling mittels Schwenkarmen (SwingChutes) sowie zur Praxis der Instandsetzung von Heißkanalsystemen und zur Beschleunigung von Farbwechseln auf Hylectric-Maschinen zu besuchen.
05-04-2004
Rhodia Engineering Plastics introduces new polyamide materials which offer significantly improved acoustic performance
Lyon, France, April 5, 2004– Rhodia Engineering Plastics today announced the launch of two new polyamide grades offering acoustic performance that is superior to traditional engineering plastics. These new grades offer more than 4dB improvement versus other engineering plastics such as glass reinforced PP or PA.
05-04-2004
Stonesoft chooses EMG for PR activities
Bergen op Zoom, 5 April 2004 – With effect April 1, Stonesoft Corporation, worldwide operating network security software vendor from Finland, has assigned the European Marketing Group as its PR agency in the Benelux. Stonesoft develops products for network security and enterprise continuity. EMG has designed a PR program that offers a continuous information flow to the companies’ important audiences in the Dutch, Belgian and Luxembourgian markets.
05-04-2004
Connected krijgt grote order van T-Com
T-Com, de afdeling voor het vaste net van Deutsche Telekom AG, gaat alle PC’s en laptops van haar medewerkers uitrusten met de back-up software van Connected voor de regelmatig opslag van al hun gegevens. T-Com heeft daarvoor ongeveer 100.000 softwarelicenties van Connected’s DataProtector/PC gekocht. Het contract tussen T-Com en Connected geldt voor onbepaalde duur.
02-04-2004
International Specialty Products acquires the business of Hallcrest Limited
International Specialty Products Inc. (ISP) has announced that, through its subsidiaries, it has acquired the business and assets of Hallcrest Limited. Hallcrest is a manufacturer and marketer of custom microencapsulation and liquid crystal technologies for the personal care, home care, oral care and food industries, with a broad customer base that includes multinational Fortune 100 companies as well as many other producers of finished products throughout the world. The Hallcrest headquarters is located in Poole, Dorset, United Kingdom.
02-04-2004
GE ADVANCED MATERIALS SE DIRIGE A LA INDUSTRIA ELECTRÓNICA INTERNACIONAL CON FILMS DE RESINA TERMOPLÁSTICA PEI DE PRIMERA GENERACIÓN BASADOS EN LA TECNOLOGÍA DE RESINAS X GEN™
BERGEN OP ZOOM, Holanda — GE Advanced Materials, una división de General Electric Company (NYSE:GE), ha presentado hoy los films ULTEM™ 1000B, ULTEM 5000B y ULTEM EXSP0023. Esta nueva familia de productos está basada en la tecnología de resinas X GEN™ de la compañía, una gama de resinas recientemente lanzada al mercado que lleva las elevadas prestaciones de los polímeros a límites aún mayores. Los films de polieterimida (PEI) se caracterizan por su excelentes resistencia térmica y propiedades eléctricas. Según la empresa, estos materiales son los primeros de una línea de films de PEI nuevos basados en la tecnología de resinas X GEN.
01-04-2004
Rhodia Engineering Plastics launches a new polyamide solution for automotive vertical body panels
Technyl® A 238P5 M25 is a new polyamide grade specifically designed to address vertical body panel needs. This material is electro-paintable, withstands the e-coat temperature up to 200°C and meets all critical application requirements in impact, surface appearance and processability.
31-03-2004
New Slitters Contribute to Conversion Quality Trimless Rolls
Trimless rolls, those produced without removing the edge of the film before it is wound, can be a real challenge. The material and cost savings that result from the lack of edge trim, can make it an enticing niche to some film manufac-turers. Producing quality film, at the highest possible first pass yield, for con-verting operations makes the difference between success and failure in many markets. The rolls need to be flat, smooth, compact, tight from end to end, and ready for high speed printing and converting. Reliable equipment and a stable bubble are critical. This is where Battenfeld Gloucester’s blown film lines con-tribute to this success.
