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Despite the COVID-19 crisis, the Canadian Plastics Industry Association remains on track to be established as the new plastics division of the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada.
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There are more than 60 labour guidelines businesses will need to follow, including ground markings for physical distancing and installing plexiglass barriers.
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The investment marks the first step towards bringing the Montreal-based cleantech startup's modular technology to market and provide a scalable, viable and sustainable way to recycle plastic waste.
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Our global spare parts team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to help you avoid lost production and lost profits. With extensive equipment records, a well-stocked parts inventory, and time-sensitive service, we’ll ensure you’re back up and running in no time. We support all Davis-Standard equipment brands, regardless of age. Call us today for worry-free spare parts delivery. We’ve got you covered!
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And while provinces will gradually start re-opening on varying timelines in May, Scotiabank expects auto sales to remain weak throughout the second quarter.
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The firm has received $4.5 million to enhance its in-house product development and equipment for production of industrial bioplastics used in the agricultural, forestry, food packaging, adhesives, and personal-care markets.
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With the acquisition of the Austrian company FarragTech on 1 April, the product portfolio of WITTMANN dryers has been expanded. The new dryer models of the CARD series can cover all drying applications.
The name CARD (Compressed Air Resin Dryer) stands for compressed air granulate dryer.
Dryer models range from the smallest CARD G and CARD G/FIT through the medium CARD S (illustrated) up to the full sized CARD L Series. More models are also available and differ from each other by their respective control systems.
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Researchers at the Wyss Institute at Harvard University have designed the new nasopharyngeal swab, and the benefit is that it can be manufactured quickly and inexpensively at high volume.
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Researchers at Purdue University are using an ultrafast microwave irradiation process to turn PET flakes into disodium terephthalate, and use that as battery anode material.
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All Plastics Events have been cancelled or postponed at this time.
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