IPF 2008 Special
Asia's largest exhibition in the plastic and rubber industry, International Plastic Fair 2008 (IPF 2008) is slated for Nov. 7 through 11 at Makuhari Messe in Tokyo. About 20 promising plastic processing machinery makers in South Korea are expected to join the show in a bid to expand foreign markets and absorb cutting-edge technologies developed by makers from advanced countries.
The Korea Plastic Processing Machine Industry Cooperative and the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA) plan to set up the Korea Pavilion in the exhibition hall to help the Korean participants to effectively exhibit their up-to-the-minute items, including XPS foam board lines, twin-screw extruders, modularized dust collectors and air-cooled chillers.

Over the past 25 years, Hyundai ENG Co. has concentrated on the production of various chillers for molds. With such international certifications as ISO 14001 and ISO 9001, the company has gained high marks for its high-quality products from customers both at home and abroad.

Notably, the maker succeeded in producing space-saving type modularized dust collector, "Dustking." As a result, it can ship its dust collectors within 48 hours after order confirmation just by assembling standardized modules.

With technology accumulated over 34 years, Myung-il Foamtec is one of the front runners in the domestic field of XPS foam board line, PS (Polystyrene) foam extrusion lines and PE (Polyethylene) foam extrusion lines.

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