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The Austria-based chemical supplier has scrapped the proposed development of a world-scale integrated ethane cracker and polyethylene project in Kazakhstan due to COVID-19 uncertainties.
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The Machinery Safety Standards Committee of the U.S.-based Plastics Industry has released a new American National Standards Institute-accredited safety standard for plastic sheet and film machinery.
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Effective July 6, Kelley will succeed outgoing executive vice president and CFO Gregory Thaxton, who announced his plans to retire in December 2019.
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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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The $9.5-million purchase was first announced in March 2020.
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MagIQ Non-Woven Electret Plus improves the dielectric properties in face masks, extending filtration efficiency and the length of time masks will hold a charge.
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CDS will help you choose the right solution for your medical extrusion needs!
CDS continues to support customers and companies who currently need medical equipment to cope with the rapidly multiplying cases of COVID-19 worldwide.
CDS is a leading manufacturer of durable and reliable downstream plastic extrusion machinery, offering expertise according to customers’ exact specifications, backed by efficient service.
Our team is part of your community and we are dedicated to supporting you all through this unprecedented time.
For more information or any inquiry, please contact:
Pasqualino Cece, Vice-President of Sales 514-898-1993
pcece@cdsmachines.com / info@cdsmachines.com
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The new plastic is similar to nylon 6,6 in sturdiness but can degrade under any conditions with sunlight.
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A new technique developed by English researchers uses satellites to detect plastics floating on the sea surface, and distinguish it from naturally occurring floating materials such as seaweed.
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» All Plastics Events have been cancelled or postponed at this time.
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