Modern Plastics Worldwide - July/August 2009 - dae uptlax

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2009 Auxiliaries & Supplies Directory Contents Companies are arranged alphabetically within the following categories: Blenders/feeders/dosers ................................................................................. 40 Blown film extrusion ....................................................................................... 40 Compounding systems .................................................................................... 40 Decorating/printing equipment ....................................................................... 41 Dryers ............................................................................................................. 41 Extrusion systems, blown film ........................................................................ 41 Extrusion systems, pipe & profile .................................................................... 41 Extrusion systems, sheet ................................................................................ 42 Gear pumps .................................................................................................... 42 Hoses for material handling ............................................................................ 42 Measurement/testing equipment ..................................................................... 42 Microcellular gas dosing & supercritical fluid delivery systems ...................... 42 Molds, dies & components .............................................................................. 43 Pad printing machines .................................................................................... 43 Pelletizing systems ......................................................................................... 43 Recycling systems .......................................................................................... 43 Screen changers ............................................................................................. 43 Shut-off nozzles ............................................................................................. 44 Size reduction equipment ............................................................................... 44 Temperature controls ...................................................................................... 44 Thermal analysis, analyzing & testing ............................................................. 45 Welding/sealing/bonding equipment ............................................................... 45 Winding equipment ......................................................................................... 45 Requests for information on listing in future issues should be sent to Iris N. Topel, Modern Plastics Worldwide, P.O. Box 690577, East Elmhurst, New York 11369 Tel: +1 718-478-8104 • Fax: +1 718-478-8105 • iris.topel@cancom.com BLENDERS/FEEDERS/DOSERS Plastrac Inc. 3928 Miller Rd., PO Box 1067 Edgemont, PA 19028 United States 610-356-3000; 610-356-7022 (fax) sales@plastrac.com www.plastrac.com Plastrac Inc. manufactures Disc-based Blending and Dosing equipment and hopper loaders for all plastics processing. Blending and Dosing units include gravimetric self-calibrating Dosing units, multi-ingredient blenders and volumetric color proportioning equipment. A modular design concept makes Auto-Disc units capable of fast material changes. Loaders include both individual units and mini-central conveying systems. Models are available as machine-mounted or floor-mounted equipment. Micro-feeding units provide inherently consistent feeding characteristics and are being used in production to add less than 0.02% color per shot with micro-pellets and micro-beads. BLOWN FILM EXTRUSION Addex Inc. 154 Maple St. Stoughton, MA 02072 United States 781-344-5800; 781-344-5766 (fax) addex@addexinc.com www.addexinc.com Supplier of Premier Blown Film Equipment. In the age of high resin prices issues like controlling the overall thickness variation, controlling the thickness of expensive barrier layers, tight layflat control and low scrap rates become very important! The good news is Addex has excelled in these for years. In 2009 Addex added GRAVEX a Continuous Gravimetric Blending system to its offerings to address all aspects of raw material savings. COMPOUNDING SYSTEMS Coperion GmbH Theodorstr. 10 Stuttgart 70469 Germany 49-711-897-2301; 49-711-897-3999 (fax) info@coperion.com www.coperion.com Coperion, formerly Werner & Pfleiderer, Waeschle, Keya and Hartmann, is the worldwide market and technology leader in compounding & extrusion, materials handling and service. Across the world we implement individual and turnkey solutions for compounding technology and bulk materials handling. This covers the full added value chain of the production process from consultation and planning, through engineering, process optimization, manufacturing, delivery, installation and commissioning to our worldwide service network. Our service structure, consisting of 27 efficient service centers and more than 250 service technicians all over the world, enables us to act quickly and directly wherever our customers need us. Coperion-wherever material is compounded and conveyed: • polyolefins • engineering plastics • masterbatches • long fiber-reinforced plastics • PVC • wire and cable compounds • powder coatings/toner • chemistry and reaction engineering • minerals • food • pharma. Get the best global plastics news roundup. Subscribe to MPW’s e-Weekly. 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DECORATING/PRINTING EQUIPMENT ITW Trans Tech 475 N. Gary Ave. Carol Stream, IL 60188 United States 630-752-4000; 630-752-4460 (fax) sales@itwtranstech.com www.itwtranstech.com Founded in 1979, ITW Trans Tech designs, fabricates and supplies pad printing, laser, and digital inkjet printing equipment to provide complete product decorating solutions for a wide range of industries. The Illinois Tool Works (ITW) company offers a full line of standard equipment as well as custom automated systems to manufacturers of medical devices, automotive components, sporting goods, appliances, hand tools, communications, and plastic injection molders. ITW Trans Tech provides a single source of consumables, including: silicone pads, printing plates, standard and specially formulated inks, and other printing supplies and accessories. The company continuously supports its products and customers with the largest experienced team of service experts in North America. DRYERS The Witte Company, Inc. 507 Route 31 South, PO Box 47 Washington, NJ 07882-0047 United States 908-689-6500; 908-537-6806 (fax) info@witte.com www.witte.com Witte designs and manufactures the “Witte” Screener as well as a combination Fluid Bed Dryer/Cooler/Screener for the Plastics Industry. The Witte Screeners are considered by most to be the standard of the industry due to their separating efficiency, ease of cleanability and low maintenance. The Witte Cooler can typically remove 100°F in three (3) feet of length. Test facilities are available in Washington, NJ, which can demonstrate our Cooling, Drying and Separation capabilities. Please call to arrange a trial. mpw.plasticstoday.com EXTRUSION SYSTEMS, BLOWN FILM Alpha Marathon Film Extrusion Technologies Inc. 170 Hanlan Rd. Woodbridge, ON, L4L 3P6 Canada 905-265-2055; 905-265-8817 (fax) alpha@alphamarathon.com www.alphamarathon.com Alpha Marathon Film Extrusion Technologies Inc. (AMFETI) is an OEM of complete turnkey systems and extrusion components to the blown, cast, bubble forming and converting industry. Alpha is a custom machinery manufacturer with over 35 years of design, engineering and supplying of innovative and patented technology improving film quality and output worldwide in more than 20 countries. While the core of our business and expertise is blown film dies AMFETI also special- Internet Index Extrusion systems, pipe & profile izes in state-of-the-art winding technology and is successful in combining these and other quality assets into complete turnkey systems, quality assured. EXTRUSION SYSTEMS, PIPE & PROFILE Versa Machinery 4850 Green Ct. Elkhart, IN 46516 United States 574-266-0780; 866-44VERSA 574-266-0762 (fax) Sales@VersaMachinery.com www.versamachinery.com Versa Machinery is a manufacturer of Cutters, Pullers, Transport Conveyors, Air Ejectors, and Addex Inc. www.addexinc.com Agr International, Inc. www.agrintl.com Alpha Marathon Film Extrusion Technologies Inc. www.alphamarathon.com bielomatik inc. www.bielomatikinc.com Coperion GmbH www.coperion.com CROWN Machine uwp., Inc. www.crown-cdl.com Dukane-Intelligent Assembly Solutions www.dukcorp.com/us ElektroPhysik USA Inc. www.elektrophysikusa-plastics.com EMC2 Inc. www.emcsquared.com Gneuss, Inc. www.gneuss.com Gneuss Kunststofftechnik GmbH www.gneuss.com Herrmann Ultrasonics, Inc. www.herrmannultrasonics.com Herzog AG, Degersheim www.herzog-ag.com Hosokawa Alpine Aktiengesellschaft www.alpinehosokawa.com ITW Trans Tech www.itwtranstech.com Key Filters, Inc. www.keyfilters.com Kuriyama of America, Inc. www.kuriyama.com Maag Pump Systems AG www.maag.com Netzsch Instruments Inc. www.e-thermal.com NGR Next Generation Recyclingmaschinen GmbH www.ngr.at Pad Print Machinery of Vermont Inc. www.padprintmachinery.com PALLMANN Pulverizers Co., Inc. www.pallmannpulverizers.com Parkinson Technologies Inc., Marshall and Williams Plastics www.parkinsontechnologies.com Plastrac Inc. www.plastrac.com Rotogran International Inc. www.rotogran.com SINGLE Temperature Controls, Inc. www.single-temp.com SML Maschinengesellschaft mbH www.sml.at StackTeck Systems Ltd. www.stackteck.com Trexel, Inc. www.trexel.com Versa Machinery www.versamachinery.com The Witte Company, Inc. www.witte.com MODERN PLASTICS WORLDWIDE • JULY/AUGUST 2009 41
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