Developed specifically for injection moulding operations, Nonnenmann’s new hose trolley streamlines maintenance, shortens setup times, and helps extend the service life of hoses and couplings.

A global garden and power-tool brand has brought the production of two critical thermoset engine components in-house at its US plant to stabilise dimensional accuracy and functional quality. Central to the new injection moulding cell is a fully automated, inline de-flashing solution from Rösler.

For the third time, Arburg has earned the prestigious Ecovadis Gold Medal, confirming its position among the world’s most sustainable industrial companies.

The Taiwan External Trade Development Council (Taitra) will be exhibiting at K 2025, the world's leading trade fair for the plastics and rubber industry in Düsseldorf.

At Swiss Plastics Expo 2026 in Lucerne, Engel shows how inject AI and the world’s first autonomous injection-moulding cell are redefining precision, process stability and efficiency — helping Swiss plastics processors overcome skills shortages, cut costs and strengthen their global competitiveness through intelligent digitalisation.

When 150 mouldmakers in a 320-strong manufacturing group adopt one cooling concept across the toolroom, it is worth paying attention. Bekto’s complete conversion to Hasco’s Cooling Tornado suggests a new standard may be emerging in mouldmaking.

Taiwan presents its entire plastics value chain at K 2025 in Düsseldorf – from high-precision machinery to smart manufacturing solutions. With 135 exhibitors, immersive demonstrations, and the exclusive networking event “Taiwan Night”, Taitra highlights the island’s role as a global partner for innovation, integration, and industrial excellence.

A new transport beam configurator from Nonnenmann streamlines static calculation, documentation and ordering — helping mould makers meet rising safety and compliance demands.

With its new Integra production cell, developed with Primaform, Mold-Masters introduces a compact, energy-efficient alternative to conventional machines — cutting cycle times by up to 25 percent and reducing material use.

The Leipzig-based start-up Aevoloop has received around €8.25 million in investor and public funding to bring its patented plastics technology to market. With a novel “predetermined breaking point” design, the company makes conventional plastics fully recyclable and biodegradable.