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Using Foaming Agents in PVC Dryblends – Which One to Choose and Why?
Adding foaming agents to PVC dryblends helps reduce material consumption and lower production costs for lightweight pipes. However, selecting the right additive is crucial to maintain mechanical strength and ensure process stability. Learn about the key differences between ADC (azodicarbonamide) and OBS (oxobisbenzenosulfonylhydrazid), their activation temperatures, and how to achieve proper homogenization in PVC recycling. Find out what matters most when incorporating foaming agents into your dryblends.
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Onboarding is Not Just About Procedures – Why Every Company Should Take It Seriously?
Onboarding is more than just procedures – it's the key to a fast and effective adaptation for new employees. Sales and marketing also have structured processes that can be documented and standardized. Digital onboarding helps companies save time, ensure knowledge consistency, and reduce turnover. Instead of relying on new hires to "learn on their own," businesses should implement digital training programs available 24/7 and tailored to their specific needs.
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Custom Onboarding Training – Digital Employee Integration in Your Company
Onboarding a new employee is a crucial process that significantly impacts their efficiency, confidence, and speed of adaptation. Traditional onboar... -
AC & DC Motors in Plastic Extruders – Enhance Process Efficiency | Rolbatch Laabs Academy
Discover the innovative integration of AC motors and DC motors in plastic extruders, transforming production with advanced control, energy efficiency, and precise process management. Our approach focuses on process optimization, waste elimination, and cost reduction to boost performance. By ensuring consistent low-speed torque, modern extrusion processes achieve new productivity levels. Gain expert insights and proven strategies at Rolbatch Laabs Academy.
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Silicone Cables in Drones – The Future of Unmanned Aviation Technology
The drone industry is growing at an unprecedented pace, covering consumer, industrial, military, and logistics sectors. Drones are widely used for... -
Plastic Recycling Training at Rolbatch Laabs Academy – Key Takeaways for the Film Production Industry
At Rolbatch Laabs Academy, we conducted a Plastic Recycling training session for recycling and plastic processing companies. We covered plastic identification, the impact of regranulate contamination on film quality, and key parameters like MFI, density, and moisture content. Understanding these factors helps companies reduce waste and improve product quality. Find out why training should involve not only the technical department but also machine operators to enhance production efficiency.
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Why Are Silicone Cables Used in Smartphones?
Silicone cables are increasingly used in smartphones due to their heat resistance, durability, and flexibility. Unlike standard cables, silicone coatings prevent overheating, cracking, and moisture damage. They are essential in fast chargers, wireless charging systems, and foldable phones. While more expensive than PVC or TPU, silicone ensures better insulation and longer lifespan. Will silicone replace traditional cables in all mobile devices? Find out more about this growing trend!
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Discover a World of Knowledge and Innovation – My Blogs for You!
Knowledge, innovation, and inspiration – this is what you will find in my blogs. If you are interested in plastics and recycling, renewable energy,... -
Recycled Plastics in the Automotive Industry – Necessity or Challenge?
The automotive industry is in crisis. With China leading the market, European manufacturers must adapt to new challenges. Recycled plastics are becoming an industry standard, but they will not solve rising production costs or supply chain disruptions. Germany is losing its dominance as China develops its own closed-loop recycling systems. How will European injection molding companies and recyclers position themselves in this changing landscape?
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Hygroscopicity and Osmosis in Plastics – Are They the Same?
Hygroscopicity vs. Osmosis in Plastics – What’s the Difference?
Not all plastics absorb moisture! Hygroscopic plastics (e.g., ABS, PA, PET) pull water into their structure, which can cause defects during processing if not dried properly. Non-hygroscopic plastics (PVC, PE) do not absorb moisture but can act as barriers against osmosis.
💡 Key differences:
✔️ Hygroscopicity – water absorption into plastic granules.
✔️ Osmosis – water passing through a material.
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Raw Material Prices – Real Changes or Demand Manipulation?
Raw material prices seem to be constantly changing, but are these shifts driven by real market dynamics or strategic supplier tactics? Many businesses in the plastics processing and recycling industry have noticed that price announcements don’t always align with actual costs. While some companies still stockpile materials, others now buy only when needed. But is this the right approach? In this article, we analyze pricing trends, common supplier strategies, and how companies can avoid being caught in market manipulation.
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Where is Silicone Cable Production Most Profitable?
Silicone cables are increasingly used in automotive, electronics, aerospace, drones, and medical industries. Their temperature resistance, flexibility, and durability make them superior to traditional PVC and PUR wires. Manufacturers are seeking high-quality silicone components, and the growing demand makes this industry profitable and future-proof. Find out where silicone cable production is most lucrative and how to enter this expanding market.
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