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The combined business will operate under the Heubach name and aims to create a leading global pigments business with annual sales of more than 900 million euros.
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McMaster University's new iHub will support more than 230 SMEs to commercialize new technologies for next-generation automotive and aerospace sectors.
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The $20-million expansion is expected to create approximately 135 new jobs at the firm's facility in Blythewood.
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The firm has named Vladimir Ilyutovich as director of international sales for extruders and systems.
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The Dallas site will be known as Indorama Ventures Sustainable Recycling.
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Tukwila, Wash.-based Redi-Bag serves a diverse set of customers primarily in the seafood and produce packing markets.
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Last year Wittmann expanded their dryer portfolio with the acquisition of the Austrian company FarragTech.
The new dryer models of the CARD series can cover all drying applications. The name CARD stands for (Compressed Air Resin Dryer).
The compressed air available at the user's plant is provided in a pressurized state and normally cooled and/or dried.
When the compressed air is depressurized, it generally reaches a sufficiently low dew point. Depending on the quality of the compressed air, the dew point usually lies somewhere between -16 °C and -25 °C, which is sufficient for drying plastic materials.
CARD dryers make use of this principle. 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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When sewn into clothing, the fibre could have implications for physical performance monitoring, medical inference, and early disease detection.
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A Malaysian insulated panel, commercial and industrial refrigeration systems producer now manufactures COVID-19 vaccine logistics facilities made with Elastopir PH 1132/509/0, a polyurethane rigid foam insulation solution.
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