With a clear focus on sustainability, Arburg received the Ecovadis Gold Medal for the fourth time in October 2026. With this award, the machine manufacturer, headquartered in Lossburg, ranks among the top five per cent of the world’s most sustainable industrial companies. Arburg was assessed across four categories and has improved further compared with the…
A metal component requires machining, an additional bushing, lubrication and multiple assembly steps. Going further, a metal component can simply…Read More
Choosing between low volume and high volume production can be a critical decision for manufacturers. Plastic Supplies Dudley understand how…Read More
Ross-on-Wye based established trade moulder Meadex is continuing its ongoing facility upgrades with the purchase of a new Borche Bi260…Read More
HEXPOL (publ) acquires 80 percent of the company Symplast A.Ş., headquartered in Izmir, Turkey. The company is a leading Turkish developer…Read More
With only a few exhibition spaces now remaining, Plastics Live Ireland 2026 is calling on the plastics and advanced manufacturing community…Read More
Electronics design and manufacturing specialist Pektron will be exhibiting at Advanced Engineering 2026, taking place at the NEC Birmingham on 4–5 November…Read More
With TEMI Next, the WITTMANN Group presented a world premiere at Fakuma 2026. In three key areas, the Manufacturing Execution System (…Read More
In October’s Polymer Price Know-How, experts from Plastribution discuss how high crude oil and energy costs are finally feeding…Read More
Arburg looks back on a very successful Fakuma, which took place from 12 to 16 October 2026 in Friedrichshafen, Germany. At this, the 30…Read More
