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    The Umac ReadyMac 500 recycling system is now compatible with 60-hertz power sources.
    Recycling

    ReadyMac 500 now comes in 60-hertz version

    Karen Hanna
    Jan. 24, 2025
    The recycling system can handle a wide range of materials and degrees of contamination.

    Recycling

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    ACS Group
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    Rechner
    Rechner's Ti-level sensors readjust to changing material characteristics in real time.
    PMM
    A recycling bin awaits collection on a curb in Akron, Ohio.
    Absolute Haitian
    Like other OEMs, Haitian has been incorporating more intelligent features into its injection molding machines, to make them more user-friendly and help manufacturers deal with ongoing skilled-labor shortages.
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    Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS)
    The FLiP & Sip reception at NPE2024 drew more than 1,000 registrants.

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    Karen Hanna
    Dec. 16, 2024
    Machine maker moves to portfolio of CNCE Luxembourg, a Sinochem subsidiary, in debt-to-equity swap.
    Teledyne FLIR
    The Forge 1GigE SWIR camera from Teledyne FLIR.
    Product Innovations

    Forge 1GigE SWIR camera offers high performance

    Karen Hanna
    Dec. 13, 2024
    The camera from Teledyne FLIR is ideal for two-dimensional anomaly detection and material analysis.
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    Multimedia

    Software keeps track of recycling data: PMM Insight

    Bruce Geiselman
    Dec. 12, 2024
    In this podcast episode, we speak with Diversys CEO Roger Barlow about his company's data collection and analysis program.
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    A discarded plastic straw on a beach.
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    Opponents galvanize against plastics

    Bruce Geiselman
    Dec. 9, 2024
    Proposals to ban products such as straws and impose fees on industry for cleanup continue to move forward.