Tony Deligio

Tony Deligio Editor-in-Chief

Red Star’s vertical integration goes to new heights

When a molder and mold maker adds machinery manufacturing to its repertoire, it brings new meaning to the oft-misused phrase 鈥渇ull-service supplier.鈥 For Larwill, Indiana based Red Star Contract Manufacturing, the description is apt, especially as it seeks to ramp up its machine-building 911爆料网.

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Engineering Plastics Kick Metals Out of the Kitchen

WEB EXCLUSIVE: At K 2013, Celanese takes metal replacement into a wholly new application鈥攁 kitchen oven.

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Tank is half full for Inergy’s new Michigan operation

In an industry and a region where for too long headlines called out closures and consolidation, last month’s opening of a brand new Inergy Automotive Systems fuel-tank manufacturing facility in Huron Township, Mich. was welcome news, and perhaps a harbinger of something bigger.

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The Chinese [injection molding machines] are coming

Consolidation in the injection molding machine market has seemingly diminished the press options available to North American molders, but for every supplier that goes away or joins up with a former competitor, a new supplier from the world’s most active machinery market, China, fills the void.

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Elastomers

Long-term growth for long-term implantable silicone

Depending on who you ask and how you define the product, there are by some counts only two manufacturers of long-term implantable silicones for the medical device industry.

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P&G starts injection molding subsidiary amidst mounting hype

The world’s preeminent consumer goods company as a parent and a portfolio of 11 patent applications: from this enviable starting position, Procter & Gamble company iMFLUX is generating buzz in the plastics packaging space before it has even selected a location for its proposed injection molding plant.

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