https://www.plastech.pl/en/news/tag/technologies-95 · 02.10.2026

Technologies

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Full integration cuts costs

Engel Austria has expanded its working relationship with Trexel (of Wilmington in the USA) by fully integrating MuCell foam injection moulding units into injection moulding machines in the Enggel victory and e-victory series.

machines

Erema Discovery Days 2012

International plastics recycling industry gathers at the opening of the Erema Customer Centre and presentation of the technical innovation COREMA.

recycling

Mould maintenance directly on the machine

The Engel flomo, an extremely compact temperature controlling water distribution system with electronic monitoring, is now available as a stand-alone unit too and therefore has a wider range of uses than before.

mould

Gaining energy advantages through Netstal expertise

The reduction in energy consumption has been a key discussion topic for many years. In the last few years Netstal has also paid special attention to increased energy efficiency of injection molding machines. For the benefit of customers.

machines

Ticona R&D leads to development of new Fortron PPS

Ticona Engineering Polymers has introduced a newly developed grade of Fortron that is the first polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) designed for use with 3D robotic manipulated blow molding for tubular components with extreme complex geometries.

blowing

Injection molding simulation of highly-filled polymers

The coupling between the fiber orientation and the melt viscosity in an expanded rheological model of Sigmasoft, makes possible an even more accurate prediction of the cavity filling, the final orientation and the part mechanical behavior of highly-filled polymers.

technologies

Engel gasmelt: fully integrated

Working with its system partner Bauer Kompressoren, Engel Austria has produced a new module to simplify the application of gas injection technology. From now on, leakage monitoring is available as standard.

technologies

Nanofiber breakthrough holds promise for medicine and microprocessors

A new method for creating nanofibers made of proteins, developed by researchers at Polytechnic Institute of New York University (NYU-Poly), promises to greatly improve drug delivery methods for the treatment of cancers, heart disorders and Alzheimer's disease, as well as aid in the regeneration of human tissue, bone and cartilage.

technologies