In the world of manufacturing, finding the right materials and additives is crucial. That’s where the Materials Science Zone comes in. Located in the South Hall, this area offers research, resources, and knowledge to help you make informed decisions about your product needs. Whether you’re looking for suitable polymer modifiers or exploring biomaterial usage, you’ll find experts and partners who specialize in these areas within the Materials Science Zone.
Meanwhile, Windmill Plastics, an injection molder, sought an affordable system to monitor its shop floor activities. The company has successfully created a digital supervisor that automates several manual tasks, providing greater efficiency. As sustainability becomes more important, the circular economy is gaining momentum across various industries. Signs of this shift include efforts to promote sustainability and brand owner requests for more environmentally friendly solutions.
Looking ahead to NPE2024, there are several key trends to watch in materials and additives. These include recycled, biobased, and biodegradable materials as well as monomaterial structures that enhance recyclability. Additives are also being developed to be more efficient, sustainable, and safer for use in manufacturing processes. Keep an eye on these developments at the event to stay ahead of the curve in the materials sector.