ColorMatrix, the leading global innovator in liquid colorants and additives for thermoplastic applications, has further expanded its portfolio of breakthrough additive technologies.
There is something new for Mold-Makers, Molders and End Users participating in medical, closures, consumer goods, personal care, automotive, teletronic, PET, or electronics markets at Mold-Masters K 2010 booth
At K 2010, Elmet will present itself as an internationally active system supplier for the entire field of liquid injection molding (LIM) of two-component liquid silicone rubber (LSR).
Remember the old-fashioned wooden coffee grinders? How about a modern one made of plastic
According to an official Apple statement, the reason you won't see any white iPhones on shelves on the day of its debut is that they are more difficult to manufacture than expected and will be delayed.
Friul Filiere SPA has been awarded by medal for it’s new technology named FFC (Foam Fiber Composite) during the last edition of Plastpol, the bigest plastics trade fairs in the Central Europe.
SABIC Innovative Plastics’ Five New Materials Help Aircraft Interiors Reach New Heights of Sustainability, Safety, Comfort and Cost Reduction
Average football shoe is about 300 gram, see how to make one that is only 164 gram - the new Adidas F50 Adizero. Shoe companies are competing in innovations to provide the best high performance products - see how the production goes
ATLANTA, May 26, 2010 - The Coca-Cola Company received high honors at the 22nd annual, global DuPont Awards for Packaging Innovation. The Company's PlantBottle packaging earned a gold award, out of more than 160 global entrants in the overall program, for its demonstrated breakthrough packaging innovation.
As World Cup fever begins, soccer’s World Player of the Year Leo Messi, together with Spanish player David Villa, helped Adidas launch the F50 adiZero – its lightest-ever football boot, at a speed-themed event at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona.
A Taiwan company has built a three-story exhibition hall using 1.5 million plastic bottles instead of bricks to raise interest in recycling, creating what the builder described as a world-first.