Plastics

Plastics are the materials used in many various applications, e.g. in packaging and construction industry, as well as in manufacturing of household appliances, clothes, toys and medical equipment. Polymers are produced mostly from fossil resources and their features can be modified through special additives. The most popular plastics are: polyethylene, polypropylene, polivinyl chloride and polystyrene.

News

Trelleborg presents FoodPro

Trelleborg presents FoodPro sealing materials at drinktec 2025

Trelleborg will exhibit its FoodPro range of globally compliant sealing materials for food and beverage processing equipment at drinktec 2025, hall B5, booth 552. The portfolio covers EPDM, NBR, FKM, PTFE and PEEK solutions and includes new FoodPro EPDM grades.
Kiefel connects the packaging

Kiefel connects the packaging industry around PPWR challenges

During Packaging Dialogue Days Europe in Salzburg and Freilassing, Kiefel brought together representatives from across the packaging value chain. Discussions focused on PPWR, recycling, food contact, automation, and fiber and polymer solutions.
Scanfill launches rPP film

Scanfill launches rPP film for food contact

Scanfill is launching Scanfoil rPP POP film with a 30% share of post-consumer mechanically recycled PP. The material has been approved for food contact and is intended to meet upcoming PPWR requirements.
Klöckner Pentaplast launches

Klöckner Pentaplast launches new kp Infinity trays

Klöckner Pentaplast has launched a new kp Infinity tray range for packed fresh fruit. The EPP packs are designed to be lightweight, durable and fully recyclable, while helping reduce product loss and improve packaging recyclability.
Conference programme for AMI

Conference programme for AMI Compounding & Recycling Expo

AMI has published the conference programme accompanying Compounding & Recycling Expo, which will take place on 23-24 September 2026 in Frankfurt. The two-day agenda includes presentations focused on recycling and compounding.
BMT analyses PET bottle deformation

BMT analyses PET bottle deformation under altitude changes

BMT has presented a methodology combining stretch blow moulding simulation and physical testing to predict deformation of lightweight PET bottles under altitude-related pressure changes. The study also shows the effect of fill volume on packaging resistance to paneling.

Trade Shows

TaipeiPlas 2026

TaipeiPlas 2026

Taipei, 2026-09-15
Plastex 2026

Plastex 2026

Brno, 2026-10-06
MSV 2026

MSV 2026

Brno, 2026-10-06
Kompozyt-Expo

Kompozyt-Expo

Kraków, 2026-10-07

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Ekochem Sp. z o.o.

Ekochem Sp. z o.o.

Machines for plastic processing and plastic material distribution

 

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