Coperion K-Tron
590 Woodbury Glassboro Rd
Sewell,
NJ
08080
US
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Corporate Profile:
Coperion K-Tron is a global leader and single-source supplier of process automation equipment and engineered systems, including gravimetric feeding equipment, dense and dilute phase pneumatic conveying equipment, and complete turnkey systems solutions for the bulk material handling industry.
As a total solutions provider, Coperion K-Tron offers material handling and feeding systems including design, replacement and the retrofitting of process lines to meet the material handling needs for that process.
As Seen In Plastics Technology
Compounding: Twin Screw in a New Size
Designed especially for research and development as well as for production of small batch sizes.
Material Handling: Bulk Solids Pump Feeder Line Offers Precise Feeding
Coperion K-Tron's Bulk Solids Pump (BSP) feeder uses positive displacement action to feed free-flowing materials with high accuracy.
Road Trip: Bulk-Handling Systems on Wheels
Coperion, Coperion K-Tron launch Traveling Equipment Display to showcase
solutions for handling bulk-solid materials.
Controller Supports Two Independent Feeder Lines
Coperion K-Tron has added new features to its K-Vision software.
Growing Compounder Targets Tolling
Illinois-based compounder BPC boosts capacity with high-output twin-screw to target more toll-compounding business.
Responding to Challenges, Opportunities Of ‘Booming’ Plastics Market
Coperion sees a trend toward bigger, higher-output systems in polyolefin production, and flexibility in custom compounders.
Extrusion/Compounding at NPE2018: More…More…More!
More speed, flexibility and robustness. Across a gamut of extrusion applications, machine builders are introducing new machinery, components, and systems to dramatically raise the bar on productivity.
NPE2018 New Technology Focus: Compounding
Check out what’s new in compounding at this year’s big plastics industry trade show.
Coperion K-Tron Announces U.S. Production of Rotary Valves
The company has begun U.S. production of rotary valves type ZRD at its facility in Salina, Kan.
Compounding: Liquid Loss-in-Weight Feeder in New Modular Design
New design is said to slash lead times and upfront cost.
Augmented Auxiliaries At K 2016
Incremental improvements to existing technologies combined with altogether new advances at the giant show.
How to Troubleshoot Your Feeder to Achieve Optimal Performance
Even the tiniest improvements in compounding feeder accuracy can improve profits. Here’s how to keep your feeding system in the pink.
FEEDING: Electronic Pressure Compensation for Loss-in-Weight Feeders
'Clever but simple electronic solution' for accurate and steady pressure compensation in feeder hoppers.
FEEDING: Redesigned Scale for Loss-In-Weight Feeding
More hygienic, accurate, and easy to clean.
Kansas State Opens First Bulk Solids Innovation Center
It's the first research facility of its kind in North America.
AUXILIARIES AT NPE: More Control, Flexibility, And Efficiency
These are key trends in the many kinds of auxiliary equipment displayed at this month’s show. You’ll also see equipment designed to be virtually ‘foolproof.’
Breaking Ground for Bulk Solids Innovation Center
Facility is expected to be open in April. Coperion K-Tron, Vortex Valves among anchor tenants.
The Paradox of Proportioning
Continuous proportioning typically involves a group of gravimetric feeders operating under some form of higher level coordinating control. One would think the result should be a perfectly formulated composite stream. But the devil is in the details.
Recycling News at K 2013
New developments combine recycling and compounding in one step. Plenty of news at K in size reduction and de-labeling.
Extrusion/Compounding at K 2013: Having It All
Extrusion processors no longer need to chose among speed, quality, and flexibility, based on exhibits at K 2013.
K 2013: More Efficient, Flexible & User-Friendly Auxiliaries
It’s hard to generalize about auxiliary equipment, but a few trends stood out at K, including: greater energy efficiency, ease of maintenance and cleaning, controls that provide more real-time and historical process information and greater ease of use.