The Materials Science Zone is your go-to place for all things related to materials in the manufacturing process. Located along the back wall of the South Hall, this zone provides research, resources, and knowledge on additives, colorants, and more. Industry experts are available to help you make informed decisions on polymer modifiers, biomaterials, and product safety regulations. Whether you are looking for suppliers or business partners, the Materials Science Zone has it all.
In today’s fast-paced world, real-time production monitoring is essential for automation. Windmill Plastics, an injection molder, found an economical production monitoring system that helped streamline their operations. By automating manual tasks, they were able to improve efficiency and productivity in their shop floor.
The circular economy is a growing trend driven by brand owner demands and worldwide legislation. The entire supply chain is working towards achieving circularity, with evidence that this shift has already begun. By focusing on recyclability and sustainability, companies are making strides towards a more environmentally friendly future.
At NPE2024, materials and additives play a crucial role in the manufacturing process. Offerings such as recycled, biobased, and biodegradable materials, as well as monomaterial structures, are enhancing recyclability. Additives that are more efficient, sustainable, and safer to use are also gaining popularity. Keeping up with these megatrends is essential for staying competitive in the industry.