Articles from Plastics Technology (October 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Datebook.		Calendar	295
Downstream tubing line for medical applications.			86
Durable non-return valve.			89
Enhanced film sensor has wider measurement range.			73
Expandable cavities now standard.			104
Fiberfil is acquired.			62
Getting down to the nitty-gritty.	Callari, James		444
Highly heat-conductive carbon fiber on the way.			132
Infrared barrel heating now for smaller presses.			103
Large pipe tooling improves material flow.			108
Line of extruders debut for pipe, profiles & more.			57
Long-fiber PP for auto interiors.			82
Lubricant packages certified by NSF & PPI.			90
Materials handling: new equipment emphasizes efficiency & value.	Naitove, Matthew H.		3502
Milacron emerges from bankruptcy under new ownership.			93
More ways to use unique coinjection technology.			120
New alliance in PET preform molds.			166
New blown film coolers.			101
New concept for multi-shot molds.	Knights, Mikell		480
New HDPE bottle resins boost ESCR & stiffness.			329
New styrenic TPEs for wire, packaging & medical uses.			163
Plastic baffles for turbulent cooling.			105
Price hikes slowing: moderating feedstock costs, slack domestic demand, and slumping exports are putting the brakes on price hikes for most commodity resins. Polypropylene may be the exception.	Sherman, Lilli Manolis; Schut, Jan H.		1876
Reifenhauser buys Kiefel.			118
Side-entry robot is fast, light, clean-room ready.			156
Testing & measuring instruments: more versatile, compact, affordable.	Sherman, Lilli Manolis		1572