Interview with Scott Kramer, Senior Application Engineer at Xact Metal, conducted during NPE 2024.
Throughout 2024, Plastics Engineering has engaged with industry experts through in-depth interviews to capture their perspectives on key topics shaping the plastics industry. These conversations provide valuable insights into advancements, challenges, and innovations across sustainability, manufacturing, and material science. Here, we highlight some of the best interviews of 2024.
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Xact Metal spoke to Plastics Engineering at NPE 2024 about how the company is transforming the metal additive manufacturing landscape by making it more accessible and affordable.
In a recent interview, Jake Kelly-Walley, R&D Engineer at Matrix Polymers and PhD Researcher at Queen’s University Belfast (QUB), shared insights on the challenges and innovations in the rotational molding industry, as well as how to inspire the next generation of plastics engineers in rotomolding.
Prof Igor Čatić spoke to Plastics Engineering about what industry 6.0 means for the future of injection molding.
As 2024 unfolds, the insights gathered from these expert interviews reflect the dynamic and transformative nature of the plastics industry. From sustainability initiatives to technological advancements, these discussions provide a roadmap for manufacturers and brand owners.
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Only 15% of brand assets are truly distinctive. Research confirms that product form and structure…
EPR mandates and monomaterial shifts are transforming packaging. Circular requirements now dictate structural design, material…
The new EU 10/2011 and REACH mandates shift the focus of plastic compliance toward pigments…
Subcritical water treatment at 325°C removes 96% of VOCs and pigments from PE/PP blends while…
Multi-material 3D printing of PEEK and PEKK enables the consolidation of structural aerospace parts with…