This year's edition of the Plastpol trade fair in Kielce, held from 19 to 22 May, provided 1. Plastcompany with an opportunity to highlight two anniversaries, the 30th anniversary of the event itself and the 10th anniversary of the company's operations. At booth B03 in hall 3, the company presented solutions from its long-standing partner, Boy. According to the company, the showcased systems attracted strong interest from trade visitors. Three machines were presented at the booth to illustrate the direction of the technological offering and capabilities in modern injection moulding. Particular attention was given to machine compactness, drive energy efficiency and process precision, parameters that are important for processors operating in a demanding market environment. The company indicates that this year's presence at the fair was not only promotional in nature, but also business-oriented, as the event generated numerous technical discussions and new business contacts.
At the centre of the display was the Boy XS E injection moulding machine, described as the most compact model in the series. The machine is positioned as a solution for micro injection moulding and the production of small parts. In addition, two further machines were presented, both of which had debuted a year earlier. One of them was the Boy 20 E Pro, the successor to the Boy 22 A Pro. The manufacturer highlights its energy-efficient servo drive, the modern Procan Alpha 4 control system and the very small installation footprint of 1.8 m². The third solution on display was the Boy 100 Electric, the largest machine in the electromechanical series. According to the information presented, this model demonstrated the advantages of electromechanical injection moulding technology, including reduced cycle times through parallel movements, highly dynamic injection processes, high repeatability and precise motion sequences.
Technical discussions and new contacts
As emphasised, the industry is currently operating in very challenging economic conditions. Despite this, the company assessed this year's fair as productive and valuable from a business perspective. An important part of its presence at Plastpol was numerous technical discussions, including with new customers seeking comprehensive and modern technological solutions. In the company's view, this once again confirmed that, in the current market environment, success is determined by the ability to offer a broad portfolio of solutions and comprehensive support.
Przemysław Przybyła, Head of Machinery Division Poland, summarised the company's participation in the fair as follows: "Despite the growing trend towards smaller local industry events, trade fairs still remain an essential platform for annual meetings with long-term customers, strengthening business relationships and presenting new technologies. Further development of the plastics processing industry will only be possible through the commitment of the entire sector, as well as the ability of suppliers to adapt flexibly to current economic conditions."
1. Plastcompany also stated that it was satisfied with the results of its participation in this year's edition of the event and thanked all visitors for their interest and constructive discussions.
