Additives at its best
This summer, Marie Kluitmann and Karl Wallis welcomed their customer Tim Bollinger to Technical Centre I of ENTEX Rust & Mitschke GmbH. On this day, their mission was to carry out a reactive extrusion on the smallest ENTEX Planetary Roller Extruder, a laboratory scale system of the type L-WE 30. Due to the unique properties of our Planetary Roller Extruder, they had a wide range of technical process options for implementing chemical reactions in continuous extrusion processes.
From left to right: Marie Kluitmann from ENTEX with Tim Bollinger from Cinartis and Karl Wallis, ENTEX
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