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News Release from: Messe Duesseldorf Asia
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 04 July 2006
Thai show offers regional plastics
showcase
Less than three months away from opening, Tiprex 2006, the Thai international plastics and rubber exhibition for the Indochina region, looks all set to premier as a successful industry event.
Less than three months away from opening, Tiprex 2006, the Thai international plastics and rubber exhibition for the Indochina region, looks all set to premier as a successful industry event Organised by Thai Plastic Industries Association, the Federation of Thai Industries - Plastic Industry Club and Messe Dusseldorf Asia, some 200 companies from 20 countries, including national groups from Austria, Germany, Italy and Singapore are expected to exhibit at Tiprex 2006
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The exhibition will also feature a strong turnout from local Thai exhibitors.
Trade visitors will be treated to a showcase of the best in plastic and rubber machinery, equipment, products and services.
For instance, visitors to Tiprex can look forward to see the latest injection moulding technology from Arburg, which will showcase the latest Allrounder 420 C Golden Edition with 1.000kN clamping force.
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Battenfeld Kunststoffmaschinen will feature its Microsystem 50, a 5t micro-injection moulding machine for micro-precision parts.
The machine comes with a complete solution on process technology, automation and online quality inspection, clean room module and packaging solution, and most importantly, the mould technology.
Toshiba Machine (Thailand) will be highlighting its all-electric injection machines offerings.
In blow moulding, Nissei ASB will introduce the ASB-70DPH, demonstrating moulding of a PET paint can.
Also on display will be the Challenge Series NB-10LC machine moulding a 6000ml, mineral water bottle in a single cavity with lighter weight and an attractive costing.
In the all-important recycling segment, Herbold Meckesheim will bring its shredder, granulator, pulveriser, washing line and compactor solutions to Tiprex for a diverse range of plastic scrap streams, including PET film, foam, stretch film, PET bottles, and HDPE bottles.
Tiprex will also feature a plastics processor presence.
Malaysia's Polyplas, for example, is a leading one stop centre for plastic injection moulding with mould design and fabrication, as well as secondary process capabilities (including in-mould decoration, spray painting, and hot stamping).
Another moulder, Juken Mecplas Technology specialises in mould design and precision plastic injection moulding and fabrication.
The group operates a total of seven production facilities: two in Malaysia, one in Thailand, three in China and one in India, with a total of 323 plastic injection moulding machines.
Markets served are consumer electronics, office automation, data storage, automotive and medical equipment.
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