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CRISP WORK BY TETRA PAK CPS
When the Australian division of one of the world's leading manufacturers of food processing and packaging equipment systems needed bespoke machines for a well known UK crisps manufacturer it knew just who to call - Tetra Pak CPS Ltd.
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Batoyle develops specialist refrigerant oil for Comparts International
Batoyle Freedom Group has recently developed two fully synthetic refrigeration oils for Comparts International. “Refrigeration oils 46PE and 68PE” have been specifically developed for the lubrication of compressors running on HFC coolants of the R134A type.
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Elscint Vibratory Bowl Feeder for toothbrush covers
Elscint Automation, the leading vibratory parts feeder manufacturer from India recently completed an order which required two toothpaste covers to come out side by side in the same orientation. The parts being plastic and with very less dimensional differences between all the sides, the orientation and feeding too was complicated.
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Coal-to-Olefins Company in China Starts Up Latest UNIPOL™ Polypropylene Plant
Startup reinforces tremendous growth trend for UNIPOL PP Process Technology in China
Midland, MI. – August 24, 2010 – The use of UNIPOL™ Polypropylene (PP) Technology from Dow Basic Plastics Licensing and Catalysts, a business group of The Dow Chemical Company (Dow), continues to grow at a rapid pace in China. China Shenhua Coal to Liquid and Chemical Baotou Coal Chemical Company is the latest company to start up a plant using this technology and is the first in China to manufacture PP made from coal-generated olefins.
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Pork Scratchings are more than OK for Landia’s chopper pumps
No-nonsense Chopper Pumps made by Landia have eliminated a time-consuming and costly clogging problem at OK Snacks, where fats and pieces of pig skin used in the manufacture of Pork Scratchings were causing standard equipment to break down.
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UK LOW CARBON STRATEGY BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE
The government’s Committee on Climate Change has identified which low carbon technologies the UK should concentrate on if it is to achieve its long term CO2 reduction targets and establish a world-class green economy. Jeff Whiting, Mitsubishi Electric’s Melsoft Energy Centre spokesman identifies some key issues in the report which would impact UK Industry and affect the goal of meeting carbon reduction targets.
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