Plastics decoration has traditionally happened after injection moulding. Parts are produced first, moved to a separate finishing area and then decorated using pad printing, screen printing, coatings or other downstream techniques. For many manufacturers, this has been the accepted approach for years. Here, Nigel Smith, CEO of TM Robotics, explains why plastics decoration should no…
A collection of plastics manufacturing, packaging and automation equipment is currently available through an eight-lot online auction managed by Apex…Read More
From 22 to 27 September 2026, more than 1,400 young professionals from over 70 countries and regions will come together in Shanghai, China, for the 48…Read More
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Here’s another defect that’s often mistaken for silver streaks…splay. This is the tenth instalment in Alliance Tooling’…Read More
For over a decade, Sumitomo (SHI) Demag’s activeFlowBalance (aFB) has assisted injection moulders to address common manufacturing defects like…Read More
A UK-based plastics manufacturer has recorded a 24.6% reduction in total hot runner energy consumption after comparing a GÜNTHER BlueFlow®…Read More
PlastikCity and PlastikMedia have expanded their team with the appointment of George Nowill as Marketing Executive, strengthening the team responsible…Read More
SME manufacturers are increasingly building teams to accelerate digital transformation, as Made Smarter North West celebrates training more than 100 Digital…Read More
Sustainability is more than just a goal – it is a responsibility towards future generations. The 2025 Sustainability Report demonstrates that this…Read More
