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Kabra Extrusiontechnik demonstrated latest compounding lines

By Swati Deshpande,

Added 22 December 2017

Four compounding lines: manufacturing filler, colour, additive and white masterbatch

Kabra ExtrusionTechnik, India's leader in manufacturing and supplying plastic processing machinery, demonstrated four compounding lines: manufacturing filler, colour, additive and white masterbatch on December 1, 2017 at their state of the art manufacturing facility at Dunetha, Daman. More than 100 people attended the demonstration and appreciated the equipment and processing results.

"I firmly believe that our foray into Compounding machinery shall certainly benefit the Industry with high end technology made available at affordable prices. Our strong after sales service shall be an added advantage to the compounders as experienced by other segments of plastic industry over 5 decades", says Managing Director, Anand Kabra.

"Together with compounding lines we will supply complete raw material management automation also, to our Customers which is indeed a need of the hour for compounding industry. We are the only company in India who offers one stop shop solution manufactured in India to our Customers", says Rajesh Sonar, Associate Vice President, Business Development. The Company will offer these solutions from Penta Auto Feeding System, which is 50:50 joint venture between Kabra ExtrusionTechnik and Penta Srl Italy having manufacturing facility at Navi Mumbai Rabale.

Company officials also indicated that there will be more demonstrations in coming months to exhibit the capability of Kabra ExtrusionTechnik working with twin screw co-rotating extrusion machinery after successfully enjoying highest market share for counter rotating twin screw technology for over 4 decades. Kabra ExtrusionTechnik has presence in more than 90 countries across the globe, having 14000 installations.

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