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The gold innovation award at Euromold 2011 was won on 30 November by Leroxid of Hochdorf, for development of an innovative ceramic material for use in mould components, extrusion dies and other parts such as gears and threaded components. The Dimacer ceramic has a degree of electrical conductivity that enables the ceramic mould parts to be produced by the spark erosion process. 5 December 2011
The Netherlands-based processor hopes the new machine, which can handle compact, structural foam and sandwich moulding work, will enable it to win more large part business 18 February 2011
The Italian machinery maker will run a 50 layer cast stretch film line equipped with EDI die and layer multiplier, at its factory next week

20 January 2011

Superfos is putting a new “active” thin wall injection moulding technology into production on an IML decorated 500ml dairy tub at its UK production unit.

7 January 2011

US-headquartered flat die maker EDI has been acquired by US private equity group Bertram Capital 22 December 2010
Canadian mouldmaker StackTeck has bought Matrix Technology of Hong Kong to expand its presence in the Asian marketplace.

5 July 2010

Germany's IKV has developed a "variotherm" cyclical mould temperature system that uses laser heating in production of micro-structured mould surfaces. 18 May 2010
Thermoplay has developed a new hot runner that can improve the performance of popular single-stage stretch blow moulding machines 13 May 2009
Unicor is to acquire the corrugated plastics pipe making machinery, spare parts and service activities of Fränkische, which will focus in future on pipe production 11 May 2009
German toolmaker Köbelin Formenbau is claiming a world first for its development of a cardiac valve mould production system that eliminates the need for post-production finishing. 23 April 2009
Blow moulding tooling specialist R&D/Leverage - formerly known as R&D Tool & Engineering - has added sampling and pilot production capabilities to its European operation in the UK. 9 March 2009
The annual Euromold fair, which took place in Frankfurt in December, is the place to find the latest developments in the product development arena. 27 February 2009
New machine and mould package is claimed to enable cost effective production of miniature medical parts. 27 February 2009
Pulsed cooling has been an available, if not fully exploited, weapon in the injection moulder's armoury for more than a decade. Process technologists are now hoping that pulsed heating techniques will be more widely accepted. 27 February 2009
Austrian company IFW Mouldtec is using in-mould labelling technology to simplify marking of a range of PP pipe fittings – and is hoping to extend it to include RFID chip insertion. 28 January 2009


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