It can be challenging to manufacture plastic products that are genuinely ‘green’ – reusable, recoverable, remanufacturable and if all else fails, recyclable. So, where are we at as an industry today? This blog from the BEC Group highlights the good, the bad, and importantly, what must be done to meet future goals for plastics recycling…
Despite difficult trading conditions in the past year, Boddingtons Plastics has not been hampered in terms of its order book…Read More
3DPRINTUK, the UK’s leading specialists in low volume polymer part production using 3D printing, is introducing its ‘Price Beat…Read More
Download the free whitepaper from KUKA Robotics UK to discover how the plastics industry is staying competitive by adopting automation…Read More
Trotec has introduced the Q500, a new laser cutter, to its Q series which features a working area of up…Read More
On Thursday, 8 July 2021, around 170 people from across the world took part in a special Arburg webinar on Fibre-Direct Compounding (FDC)…Read More
Rochdale-based injection moulder and structural foam specialist Taylor Engineering & Plastics has invested in three new injection moulding machines from…Read More
Philip Law at the British Plastics Federation has written to the Secretary of State for International Trade, The Rt Hon…Read More
In this blog, process support and training provider RJG Technologies explains the difference between hydraulic, specific and cavity pressure and…Read More
Arburg has completed its cube machine portfolio with the introduction of the Allrounder Cube 1800. This compact hybrid machine is suited…Read More
