BOY will exhibit two of its injection moulding machines in Hall 10 at booth no. D35. The BOY representation Trillion Machinery Holdings demonstrates live the production of plastic parts on a BOY 22 A and on the very compact BOY XS at the BOY booth.
Again Premieres and innovations in Shenzhen New: Milestone Allrounder 470 H Exclusive: Flexlift robotic system for Asia Leading: pioneer in digitalisation and sustainability
Solar-powered Ningbo factory expansion underway, boosting production capacity for Asian markets and catering to rising demand for higher tonnage moulding machines up to 1,500 ton clamp force.
At the end of January 2023, trade fair promoters P. E. Schall had already registered 1169 exhibitors from 38 countries. “Halls A1 to A7 and B1 to B5, as well as the east and west foyer areas, including the east concourse, are nearly full,”
During the five-day event in New Delhi, BOY's Indian representative Karan Engineering Co. demonstrated a BOY 50 E.
Two hybrid Allrounder 470 H machines set the stage for new machine technology at the first anniversary event celebrating "100 years of the Hehl family company".
Fu Chun Shin (FCS) greets 2023 with the “New Vision” by your side.
At the show, Husky is featuring how its versatile range of technologies, solutions and services enable India’s food and beverage packaging, consumer goods and medical device producers effectively respond to productivity, part quality and consistency challenges.
KraussMaffei customer Oldroyd uses 100% sea plastics for its products. 300,000 to 400,000 of the spacers are required for one tunnel alone. For these quantities it pays off ecologically to use recycled materials.
Engel and Glassomer to jointly develop new applications for glass injection moulding. The two companies have concluded a cooperation agreement for this purpose.
During the first Silicone Expo Europe in Amsterdam, Sigma Engineering presents the new version 6.0 of Sigmasoft Virtual Molding.
Remo Heusi has been the new Vice President Global Service at Netstal since December 2022. He succeeds Frank Arnold, who will leave the company at his own request.
