Broadway is introducing GrapheneXcel, a new range of graphene-enhanced masterbatches as a result of strategic partnerships with leading graphene suppliers.
Innovate UK Business Connect UK Circular Plastics network founder Sally Beken and BPF sustainability manager Helen Jordan talk to Interplas about sustainability, the future of plastics and why the two organisations chose to partner on GRIPS.
Peerless Coatings explores the value and versatility of in-house print departments in meeting the demands of the modern market touching on specific printing techniques and the importance of sustainability.
EcoCortec, the European subsidiary of Cortec Corporation, launched EcoSonic VpCI-125 PCR HP Permanent ESD Films and Bags made with a guaranteed 30% post-consumer recycled content of high, consistent quality.
Dr. John Hartley, from Exel Composites and developer of the ‘carbon flat’ spar cap for turbine blades by pultrusion, explains his role in developing wind energy technology to reduce human reliance on fossil fuels.
FANUC is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its high-performance ROBOSHOT fully electric injection moulding machine by showcasing it in full at the FAKUMA 2024 exhibition in Friedrichshafen (15-19 October).
BPF’s Philip Law invites the plastics industry to GRIPS 2024, a major industry conference to commemorate the legacy of former BPF president David Williams and explore innovations in sustainability.
Seals Direct explores the differences between silicone and fluorosilicone including their chemical composition, chemical resistance, typical applications and cost considerations.
Plastic injection moulder Glazpart emphasises the growing consumer demand for aesthetic appeal in home products and how offering customised colour options sets it apart from competitors.
Editor Rebekah Jordan attended Sumitomo (SHI) Demag’s Roadshow at Silverstone GP Circuit where industry partners displayed a variety of digital solutions designed to supercharge efficiency and output for plastics manufacturing.
With the exception of demand, the economics of polyolefin supply in the UK and Europe are likely to result in price increases in the second half of 2024, Polymerman explains.
