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Tuesday, June 18, 2013 | Welcome!

The Tough Tracker’s electronics are potted in room temperature curing polyurethane

Tough act to follow for Intertronics

The manufacturer of an anti-theft device for the scrap metal market has benefited from the materials knowledge of Intertronics, which helped identify the best potting compound for the unit’s electronics. ...(more)

Rutland Plastics makes the medical grade

Rutland Plastics has attained ISO13485 for the manufacture of non-sterile injection and flow moulded components for medical devices and the machining, finishing and sub-assembly of mouldings. ... (more)

Recycle Week celebrates 10th birthday

Today (17 June) marks the start of the tenth annual Recycle Week, a decade that has seen the UK recycle 50 billion plastic bottles, according to Wrap. ... (more)

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Flextronics buys Engel machines for new innovation centre

PolyOne teams up with France’s Matériautech

Czech petrochemical plants restart as floods subside

DuPont shows auto composite impact beam

Chemical engineering graduate offered Westminster placement

The UK's premier plastics event PDM13 starts tomorrow

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NYC eateries protest PS ban as bad for business NEW YORK — Restaurant owners said a proposed bill banning the sale of polystyrene foam foodservice products will cost them double the money and urge the mayor to recycle instead of prohibit the material. (more) More News Formosa declares force majeure for PP in Point Comfort, Texas New York City Council plans plastic-bag crackdown

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Automotive DuPont shows auto composite impact beam Toyota opens Auris hybrid production in Burnaston Global automotive plastics market to top £30bn		Injection moulding Arburg moulds microelectronic lab-on-a-chip KraussMaffei turns to service and financing in Brazil MG Stuma invests £1.7m in new facilities
Packaging Health report makes refreshing reading, says BPF Italy passes plastic bag ban despite UK opposition Coca-Cola to build on its PlantBottle success		Blow Moulding Acquisition puts Bosch in blow moulding market Seminar to highlight available R&D funding Krones pays for role in US company Le-Nature's fraud
Construction Construction sector shows signs of recovery Uponor-KWH pipes venture gets court approval Freefoam Plastics does Prisk business in Northampton		Extrusion Aliaxis acquires Chilean plastic pipe maker Lab-scale extruders suit both compound development and quality control Cracking the extruder wear problem with bimetallic barrels
Medical Australian research transforms green polymer landscape MG Stuma invests £1.7m in new facilities Economic production of dental models		Thermoforming British Falcon flies on the back of packaging Propac cycles faster with Illig thermoformer Head start for Olympic cycling medal haul
Consumer Products Airfix flies home after China supply issues Electroactive polymers help listeners 'feel' sound Everlasting plastic for digital data storage		Machinery Wittmann Battenfeld shows MacroPower E Hybrid Engel reports record turnover of £808m Euromap say substandard machinery slips in from China
Rubber Job cuts loom as Dunlop loses lease to Jaguar Granny get your wheel gun Happy end for alligator tail		Materials PolyOne teams up with France’s Matériautech One killed, 72 injured in US feedstock plant explosion Plastic pregnancy claim ‘alarming’, says BPF
Environment Lord de Mauley backs Recycle Week campaign Green MEP calls on EU to tackle plastic waste Coca-Cola to build on its PlantBottle success		Recycling Lord de Mauley backs Recycle Week campaign Man crushed to death at recycling plant Green MEP calls on EU to tackle plastic waste
Regulation Natpet disputes changes to EU import duties EU protective PET duties set to be re-imposed Green MEP calls on EU to tackle plastic waste		Moulds Patriot steams up with polystyrene's help Dassault Systèmes buys software firm Simpoe What’s in a name asks Phoenix Engineering 2009
Competitiveness Flextronics buys Engel machines for new innovation centre Czech petrochemical plants restart as floods subside Chemical engineering graduate offered Westminster placement		Design EU protective PET duties set to be re-imposed Government funds 3D print development Wrights stuff bricks up Selfridge’s display wall
PDM2013 The UK's premier plastics event PDM13 starts tomorrow Discover the latest plastics materials and design innovations at PDM13 Visit PDM13 in Telford next week




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