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Tuesday, February 09, 2010 | Welcome!

Trelleborg Offshore syntactic foam insulation has been used in the construction of a subsea saturation diving bell

Warm reception for diving bell insulation

Subsea saturation diving, at depths down to 1,000 feet (300 meters) below the surface, tests equipment and men to the limit. To protect divers from the cold in the diving bell, manufacturer Unique System turned to Trelleborg Offshore for a syntactic foam insulation. ...(more)

The new Plastics Industry Awards are launched

The Plastics Industry Awards are 10 years old this year and Crain Communications, organiser of the awards, has announced innovations aimed at moving the prestigious awards forward into the new decade. ... (more)

Wolverhampton College readies PTL replacement

A new training academy for the UK’s polymer industry has moved a step closer to becoming a reality after a location for the centre was secured. ... (more)

More top stories

Materials KTN polymer sector appoints new chairman

The new Plastics Industry Awards are launched

ARRK to integrate four UK companies into one

Sounds like a technology breakthrough from Axion

DuPont bonds with the sporting goods industry

PE capacity growth shifts to Asia and Middle East

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Blow molders plan for bigger BPA-free bottles DELAWARE, OHIO (Feb. 5, 1 p.m. ET) -- With bans on the use of bisphenol A in baby bottles and food and drink containers looming in Washington state and Wisconsin -- and public concern continuing over its use in polycarbonate bottles -- the matter is creeping closer to the 5-gallon water-bottle market segment. (more) More News Paper shredder maker using bioplastics JSW shows off new tech center Audi's Super Bowl commercials blast single-use plastic products Solido unveils desktop printer

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Automotive Sounds like a technology breakthrough from Axion Avon Tyres sponsors two Formula Ford events Toyota extends plastic pedal recall to Europe		Injection moulding Swedish moulder sees across the board sales boom US plastics worker charged with attempted murder Global DVD moulder Cinram loses largest contract
Packaging Packaging experts say sustainability remains elusive Eastman embraces a shrinking labels market Czech pharma firm opens packaging plant		Blow moulding Keeping out the northern chill No holiday relief for hard pressed buyers
Construction Bayer on track for rail stabilisation system Fire damage halts production at marine plastics plant Recycler can't kerb enthusiasm for landmark sale		Extrusion No holiday relief for hard pressed buyers
Medical Engel to highlight medical technologies at Austrian event Czech pharma firm opens packaging plant HTL expands medical division and creates jobs		Thermoforming Keeping out the northern chill No holiday relief for hard pressed buyers
Consumer Products DuPont bonds with the sporting goods industry Government could call time on the glass pint Global DVD moulder Cinram loses largest contract		Machinery Recession forces job cuts at Reifenhäuser Paying a high cost for lower prices Haitian interim results mixed
Rubber Avon Tyres sponsors two Formula Ford events BRPPA tries to rally troops		Materials DuPont bonds with the sporting goods industry PE capacity growth shifts to Asia and Middle East Warm reception for diving bell insulation
Environment Sounds like a technology breakthrough from Axion Packaging experts say sustainability remains elusive Aussie bag ban see KFC pick compostable alternative		Recycling Sounds like a technology breakthrough from Axion That's life for Luton plastics recycler Wrap grants Greenstar WES non-bottle recycling wish
Regulation Food Safety Authority calls EU states to BPA summit Government could call time on the glass pint Aussie bag ban see KFC pick compostable alternative
Competitiveness Materials KTN polymer sector appoints new chairman The new Plastics Industry Awards are launched ARRK to integrate four UK companies into one		Design Government could call time on the glass pint Portugal’s Polisport wins US in-mould competition Struggle over solar roof tiles pays off

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