In the world of manufacturing, finding the right materials is crucial to create a successful product. That’s why the Materials Science Zone is an essential resource for businesses looking to make informed decisions about additives and colorants. Located in the South Hall, this zone offers research, resources, and knowledge to help companies meet their manufacturing needs.
One such company that sought out new materials was Windmill Plastics, an injection molder. The company was searching for an affordable system to monitor its shop floor activities and found success with a digital supervisor that automated several manual tasks, providing greater efficiency. As the circular economy continues to gain momentum, spurred by brand owner requests and global legislation, the entire supply chain is transitioning towards sustainability.
Looking ahead to NPE2024, there are several key trends emerging in materials and additives. From recycled, biobased, and biodegradable materials to monomaterial structures that enhance recyclability, these developments will shape the future of manufacturing. Additives are also being developed to be more efficient, sustainable, and safer for use in manufacturing processes. To stay ahead of these trends and remain competitive in the industry, it’s important for businesses to attend events like NPE2024 and explore what’s on offer in terms of new materials and additives.
Overall, whether you’re looking for suitable polymer modifiers or exploring biomaterial usage or ensuring compliance with product safety regulations, the Materials Science Zone is your go-to resource for all your material needs. With its expert advice and cutting-edge technology on display at NPE2024, you can be sure that you’ll find everything you need to take your business forward into a more sustainable future.
