At Fakuma 2026, partners Arburg (injection moulding machine), Kebo (mould) and Matriq (component marking) are demonstrating an innovative marking process for the medical technology sector: an electric Allrounder 570 A injection moulding machine in a cleanroom version, equipped with a 4-cavity mould, is used to produce auto-injector housings as an example.
All-electric food packaging? At Fakuma 2026, ENGEL uses a yoghurt cup to show why the answer is yes. When billions of…Read More
With an individually developed all-electric PX injection moulding machine, MD Elektronik and KraussMaffei are creating the conditions for developing new…Read More
At Fakuma 2026, Arburg (Hall A3, Stand 3101) is presenting a technically sophisticated, further-developed turnkey solution centred around an Allrounder More 2000: This…Read More
FANUC UK, Hi-Tech Automation, Sierra 57 Consult, and PlastikCity have been jointly shortlisted for Best Business Initiative of the Year at…Read More
In day-to-day production, getting the right answer at the right moment is everything – nobody can afford machine downtime. The ENGEL…Read More
Drying is one of the more energy-hungry stages of the injection moulding process, and it’s not always obvious how…Read More
Loop Technology, a leading UK specialist in industrial automation, robotics and machine vision systems, is helping reshape the future of…Read More
A reliable process cooling system is essential for stable plastics manufacturing, consistent mould temperatures, efficient cycle times and controlled energy…Read More
Sam Carr has managed sales of all-electric injection moulding machinery for FANUC UK since January 2025. A full turnkey supplier of…Read More
