Reducing the carbon footprint of engineering thermoplastics without compromising component performance is one of the key challenges for the injection moulding industry. This project developed by Crossen Engineering, Bloc Blinds and LATI demonstrates how a compound based on a polymer matrix obtained from chemical recycling can also be used in structural applications subject to reliability…
Ampacet, a global leader in masterbatch solutions, will showcase its ProVital+™ portfolio of medical-grade colour and additive masterbatches at Pharmapack 2027 (…Read More
Materials science sits at the centre of renewables and materials efficiency because it focuses on understanding how a material’s…Read More
Every summer, while students are away, schools, colleges and universities across the UK undertake refurbishment programmes to prepare their facilities …Read More
In August’s Polymer Price Know-How, experts from Plastribution discuss the factors affecting polymer supply, demand and pricing across a…Read More
Collaboration between LATI3Dlab and Physis PEB continues, showcasing the growing role of 3D printing with engineering materials to create…Read More
LATI has developed a new flame-retardant PA66 compound for miniaturised electrical and electronic components where fire safety, insulation and performance…Read More
Bringing extensive experience in strategic business development and international sales, Jürgen Rietschle has been appointed Business Manager Polymer Additives…Read More
LATI Industria Termoplastici S.p.A. and GANAL POULTRY S.L. present a new professional video about their collaboration: a…Read More
In the July Price Know‑How, Plastribution reports that polymer markets continue to soften despite firmer crude oil values. Even…Read More
