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Category Archives: Locations
Bob Schad Is Back With A Winning Machine Design
I recently wrote about a revival of injection molding machinery manufacturing in the United States. Now there is good news to report north of the border. Robert Schad, [..]
New High Heat Amorphous Polyimide Is Moldable
Need a molded part that provides high performance at prolonged extreme temperatures? Say semicon plasma chamber, aircraft or electronic components? SABIC Innovative Plastics has developed, and is commercializing, [..]
Owens Corning Sticks To Its Core DNA–Glass Composites
Owens Corning, the Ohio-based producer of glass fiber, is a giant in the plastics industry, having virtually invented the composites business. One example was its involvement in the [..]
Bemis, Milacron Team To Develop Servo Co-Injection
The efficiencies of co-injection molding and servo pumps are combining in a unique hybrid machine developed by Milacron (Batavia, Ohio) for Bemis Manufacturing, one of America’s largest injection [..]
Baxter May Change the Equation For Small US Molders
Visit a high-tech molder anywhere in the world and you will see sophisticated robots in every work cell. That’s particularly true in the United States and Europe where [..]
Toray Plans Commercialization of Bio-PBT Molding Compound
An injection molding plastic made with renewable feedstocks generated by a genetically engineered microorganism is being sampled as a prelude to mass production by Japanese chemical giant Toray. [..]
Algae As A Bioplastic Feedstock: Is it Hype or Hope?
Algae continues to receive considerable hype as a potential feedstock for plastics as well as a biofuel. Most of the hype is coming from researchers, as well as [..]
Carbon Composites Players Build Technology Positions
The big players continue to make moves to further develop their carbon composite manufacturing capabilities, signaling a growing future for the high-priced, light weighting material. This month, Toray [..]