With joy and appreciation we look back on a successful K 2022 trade show appearance
The world’s most important trade fair for the plastics and rubber industry took place from October 19-26 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The joy at finally being able to exchange ideas in person on a global level again after three years characterized K 2022 Düsseldorf and ensured an excellent atmosphere.
This time we started with a new management team (Sebastian Rust and Nils Ritterhoff) and a new CI. We finished the 8 days of the fair with full success – together with our partners of PETEC Rust und Brune GmbH and ColVisTec AG -Leaders in Inline Spectroscopy!
Our participation was characterized by numerous and fruitful discussions about our revolutionary process engineering, both with interested clients and with our business partners.
And one thing is for sure: the application possibilities of the ENTEX Planetary Roller Extruder are far from exhausted.
A big thank you to everyone who visited us at our booth and for the interesting topics and projects.
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